Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Craftsmanship => Accoutrements => Topic started by: Bison Horn on August 13, 2013, 06:40:12 AM
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Am in the process of making this salt horn. Need to know how to clean and seal inside of horn for use. Thanks! BH
(http://i724.photobucket.com/albums/ww246/ALW77865/Salt%20Horn/IMG_2220_zps031e51c7.jpg) (http://http)
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Sand it and then use steel wool. If you really want to seal up the inside, what I have done in the past is prior to attaching the wood is melt some beeswax and coat the inside using a small brush. It also helps seal up the plugs. Its looking good!!
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Allen, I think the sealing with beeswax at the seams is good ( to seal against moisture), but I don't think any other coating is necessary on the inside. I have read all I could find on forums about salt/rum/spice horns and haven't heard anyone talk of a need to add anything for any spice,only liquids.
I have only built two, and no complaints so far.
hopefully someone with more under there belt will chime in soon.
Nice horn by the way
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Thanks for the info guys, was thinking of using bwax. BH
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Lookin' good BH!
Always thinkin' always doin' and that's exactly how it should be.
Uncle Russ...
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How did your salt horn turn out?
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Still got to make a stopper and stain the ends and will get out a pic.
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Still got to make a stopper and stain the ends and will get out a pic.
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Done!
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Very nice, bh
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Nice!!!
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Now that's downright handsome!
I realize you / we call it a salt-horn for a reason, but how many other uses can you imagine this little jewel being used for?
Uncle Russ...