Adding Antler Accents
George VondriskaAdding antler accents to a project – in this case, a lidded box – can be a nice feature. Watch as George Vondriska turns a piece of antler on his lathe to create a button for the lid of an oak box. He secures the antler to the oak with cyanoacrylate glue. Follow along and see how you can add antler to your next woodworking project!
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The button would have looked better if it was natural and not turned.
Nice creative use of whitetail antler. Would have loved to see the finished antler button you created.