A word about Deer Antlers

For discussion of fitting and shaping stems, doing inlays, and any other stem-related topic.
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Tyler
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random wrote: I hear this newbie named Bo Nordh doesn't use antler, he just uses briar and vulcanite.
He does use horn.
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While I've never worked bone, antler, or ivory, I regularly use a Dremel on my dog's nails. No sharp edges and less panic than with nail clippers. I'd guess the odor is very similar. :lol:

Jon - posting his introduction soon...
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And Bo isn't much of a newbie either....
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Bo who?? I've never heard of this guy.

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Bo Nordh. He is the most famous "Nautilus" style pipe maker in the world. Skinny bloke, but brilliant.
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I thought it was Kent Rassmussen - or how ever his name is spelled - that came up with the nautilus shape?
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Is he related to Bo Jackson? Does Bo know the Nautilus?
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BTW, I seriously hope that you are picking up the sarcasm.
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