Card Scraping a Powder Horn with Mark Thomas (Workshop Tour Part 3)

[@robertbrunston5406]

I am a black powder shooter and I love powder horns, thank you for making this video.

[@geob0324]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who has a 'busy' work bench.

[@engage-fp1io]

You brought back some memories... As a teenager in the 70's I made a powder horn using pieces of broken glass. It wasn't quite that large and scraping it took a long time.

[@nosaltiesandrooshere7488]

👍 = there is nothing left to say! Everything perfect!
Yes, I am Austrian and speak German & English!

[@suburbanliving4258]

Thanks for the great tips.

[@tylerbuchholz3234]

Nice work, but video is too short. I would like to see more. Thank you.

[@hardnox6655]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing. I was gifted with a powder horn (inscribed "Smith 1805") and I always wondered how a horn was finished.

[@wwsuwannee7993]

I made one using a piece of broken glass to scrape.....works well.

[@colegriffin1188]

Where may I purchase a powder horn like that one at???? That looks so beautiful!

[@jesusllanas9318]

I like that guy

[@AggresivelyBenign]

Very cool

[@ChicoMillion]

What is the full text of the inscription on the side of the powder horn?

[@steveroush4147]

What happened to the follow up video about making powder horns !

[@dennisroberts6201]

What type of scrapper are you using

[@chaui71]

I know the music isn't "Little Joe the Wrangler" but it's the same tune. What's the name?

[@samellowery]

Hard times come agin no more