Very nice job. I actually thought you had taped or papered your area off until I realized you had carved the mouthpiece down . Bang on about the inks. They do leech. Thx for sharing
Where did you get the commission/idea to do a horn with Valentine Sevier? My question is because he is my Great, G, G, G etc. grandfather. I have visited his grave in Indian Grove MO and know a bit about the Sevier family history. Thank you.
This isn’t a how to video, it is a teaser for the article written by TC that we published in the March/April 2015 issue of MUZZLELOADER. You can purchase this issue at our website www.muzzleloadermagazine.com additionally we also offer a DVD featuring Ron Ehlert building powder horns that goes into great detail. It can also be purchased from our website.
Good video but very distracting to hear someone else working on sharpening their tools and scraping their horn while TC is trying to demonstrate and explain how to do this. And then a timer "dings" at 7:18 into it and again at 8:12.
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TC Albert is my powder horn building + bag creating hero.
Very nice job. I actually thought you had taped or papered your area off until I realized you had carved the mouthpiece down . Bang on about the inks. They do leech. Thx for sharing
Beautiful work love it.
Where did you get the commission/idea to do a horn with Valentine Sevier? My question is because he is my Great, G, G, G etc. grandfather. I have visited his grave in Indian Grove MO and know a bit about the Sevier family history. Thank you.
Hardwood Charcoal would work better than graphite, followed by a nice coat of Bee's Wax.... Excellent vid, Thank You.
Nice video! Thanks!
What type of horn and where do I find one so white?
It is a cow horn and to get a white one you just have to go through them. Cow horns come in many sizes and colors.
@@Muzzleloadermagazine is there a breed of cow that produces predominantly a whiter horn
@@robertamundson3324 not that I am aware of. But you might google it.
@@robertamundson3324 French and Belgian cattle breeds tend to have lighter horns with brown to beige tips.
hi, if you can wipe off the end of the word, why don't you start from the last letter first??
He is left handed so he is doing what you suggested. Just backwards.
The background noise is driving me crazy
better close up camera work is needed in this vid
This isn’t a how to video, it is a teaser for the article written by TC that we published in the March/April 2015 issue of MUZZLELOADER. You can purchase this issue at our website www.muzzleloadermagazine.com additionally we also offer a DVD featuring Ron Ehlert building powder horns that goes into great detail. It can also be purchased from our website.
Good video but very distracting to hear someone else working on sharpening their tools and scraping their horn while TC is trying to demonstrate and explain how to do this. And then a timer "dings" at 7:18 into it and again at 8:12.
Great premise, terrible photography. Close-ups cannot focus, we loose all your amazing detail.
We can't see what you're doing your hand is in the way.
You worked you finger to a nub .