Horn-Tensils

[bowpro12]

All these horn ornaments got me to thinking.

[Antlers86]

Looks similar to the ones I make and sell on here! Nice work!

[treestand]

Do you seal the antlers with anything?

[bowpro12]

Yes sir, you are to blame for sure. By no means the quality as yours.
I'm a red neck fabricator and love tinkering with new projects. Next on the list is a spatula, poker and a heavy duty version to rearrange logs in the fire box.

[Pullersboy]

How do y'all get the steel to stay put? I can only assume that there's a hole drilled to the desired depth to put the metal into the antler.

[ajavelina]

Looks good. Ive made several inthe past myself

[boogieandbride]

Looks awesome! I made a steak flipper like the one on top but I bent the hokk the other direction because I'm left handed...

[Pullersboy]

How do y'all get the steel to stay put? I can only assume that there's a hole drilled to the desired depth to put the metal into the antler.

So, I guess the secrets shall remain secrets.

[dogcatcher]

So, I guess the secrets shall remain secrets.

Epoxy will hold it.

[bowpro12]

Yep, flatten the rod and or texture it a bit then 5 minute epoxy.

[HainesNYT]

What kind of steel are you guys using for these?

[Pullersboy]

Epoxy will hold it.

Yep, flatten the rod and or texture it a bit then 5 minute epoxy.

Thanks fellas. I have a particular set of antlers that I've been trying to figure out what to do or make w/ them.

[LloydMcCoy]

What kind of steel are you guys using for these?

Pitchfork tines work great for steak turners

[HainesNYT]

Pitchfork tines work great for steak turners

Thanks. I figured y'all might be using stainless, and if so where were you purchasing it.