Banded horn and container

[Eseabee1]

Was finally able to get back in the shop after a couple set backs from surgery. Spent about 5 hours out there today and this was the results.  Going to try and do some engraving on both the horn and the container.  The horn is around 12 inches outside curve with a 2 1/2 inch diameter Base plug which is hollowed out.  Tip is applied and is a two part antler tip.   The horn container is about 5 inches tall and 4 inch diameter at the base and 3 inches near the top. Has a turned Horn finial.

[Greg Pennell]

Beautiful work, both pieces!  Thanks for the inspiration!

Greg

[Tim Crosby]

 Glad things are working out. Good looking horns, I like the finish on the container cap, what did you use?

   Tim

[Eseabee1]

Glad things are working ot. Good looking horns, I like the finish on the container cap, what did you use?

   Tim

Tim I use Acks wood paste. First after I sanded it to 400 grit I used their abrasive paste then use  the polishing paste. It’s food safe moisture of beeswax mineral oil and carnauba wax.  https://ackswoodpaste.com/

[Spalding]

Nice looking pair, Ed.

Bob

[Eseabee1]

Glad things are working ot. Good looking horns, I like the finish on the container cap, what did you use?

   Tim

Tim I use Acks wood paste. First after I sanded it to 400 grit I used their abrasive paste then use  the polishing paste. It’s food safe moisture of beeswax mineral oil and carnauba wax.  https://ackswoodpaste.com/

Forgot to add the stain I used was Homer Danglers reddish brown. I got it from the log cabin shop

[Tim Crosby]

 Thanks Ed. What's the wood Ash?

    Tim

[Eseabee1]

Thanks Ed. What's the wood Ash?

    Tim

Was suppose to be curly maple.  But it was not that great.

[Tim Crosby]

 Fooled me. TC

[G. Elsenbeck]

Love both of them Ed, especially the container.