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drill a hole in the buffalo horn space the same size as a 3-4" bolt put a washer on the bolt, put the buffalo space on the bolt put another washer in place then screw them together with a nut .
Put this into the chuck of a drill on a horizontal stand ,i use a coarse wood rasp to reduce its diameter then us finer rasps when nearly down to the diameter you want use fine abrasive cloth to smoth it then use a abrasive polish to finish it .It should have a good shean on it when you finished .
Be careful with you hands and dont apply to much pressure on the tools
Its a soft material to cut after all its the same stuff your finger nails are made of
If the antler your using isnt round just attach it to the antler and work it with the rasp till they match then polish it using a cloth wheel and abrasive buffing compound
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drill a hole in the buffalo horn space the same size as a 3-4" bolt put a washer on the bolt, put the buffalo space on the bolt put another washer in place then screw them together with a nut .
Put this into the chuck of a drill on a horizontal stand ,i use a coarse wood rasp to reduce its diameter then us finer rasps when nearly down to the diameter you want use fine abrasive cloth to smoth it then use a abrasive polish to finish it .It should have a good shean on it when you finished .
Be careful with you hands and dont apply to much pressure on the tools
Its a soft material to cut after all its the same stuff your finger nails are made of
If the antler your using isnt round just attach it to the antler and work it with the rasp till they match then polish it using a cloth wheel and abrasive buffing compound
