A Few Before & After Horns

[Tim Crosby]

   I finished these up the other day, the largest one on the right is about 10”, the smallest is about
3 1/4".
   The first pic shows what some of them started out looking like, you have already seen the Blue one finished.

  Tim C.

[smokinbuck]

Tim,
Nice, as always. Those couple that are aged would pass for a few I have here at the house. The 3 band is very nice.
Mark

[gizamo]

Tim,

The more I see these repurposed horns, the more I like them.  It is kind of neat watching the transformation unfold, isn't it....

Giz

[Tony N]

Tim,

Very nice work! In my opinion a real talent.

~Tony

[skillman]

I love this Tim. It always makes one feel good when you save something from the trash and make it into a gem. Kind of feels like recycling. Well done.

Steve

[rickevans]

Great work there. Good to see the materials started with and the really nice end items. Thanks for sharing.

[whitebear]

The large horn on the right with a hole drilled in the end plug, is that your idea or is it traditional?  I've never seen this before but I like the idea.

[Tim Crosby]

The large horn on the right with a hole drilled in the end plug, is that your idea or is it traditional?  I've never seen this before but I like the idea.

 I saw one like it at a County museum here in Ohio. The base on mine is Apple. hand carved with the hole whittled through, the tip has slight panels on it.

   Tim C.

[Tim Crosby]

 Thanks for all the positive comments.

    Tim C.

[woodburner]

Tim, great eye for what could be.  A real eye for horn.   Tim