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This is a discussion on Deer Antlers within the Problem Solving forums, part of the Blacksmithing category; Hi I think this is the place to ask questions. If not please let me know. I'm attempting to make ...
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Hi I think this is the place to ask questions. If not please let me know. I'm attempting to make a set of deer antlers (10 pointer). Ideally, about 3 -4" tall, maybe 1/4" thick. A little bigger would be ok. By the way I'm tring to make them out of one piece. I tried using 1/4 x 3/4 and chiseling the middle then drawing them out. But the tines were too far apart. I also tried fullering one side, but that was worse. Am I cutting it wrong? It doesnt seem like this should be soo hard, but I'm stumped. ANY suggestions are greatly appreciated!!! Ray |
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I'll have to look in the Connex but I have an early attempt at a stag's head done by chiseling. If I can find it I'll post a pic later. Frosty
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STart with larger stock than you need and split and draw it down as you. When you slip a tine off of one inch stock you will get a half inch or less split it again and it will get real small fast. You are making a small set,,I would start with one inch round.
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