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Discussion in 'Beginners' started by dc taxidermy, Mar 11, 2008.

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  1. Mar 11, 2008 #1
    dc taxidermy

    dc taxidermy Me and My Baby's senior picture

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    Ok folks to most this may not help. I had to cape out two heads to day, and thought what the heck Ill show everyone my extra hand for cuttin off skull plates. Be patient there are 7 pics may take a minute to post.
     
  3. Mar 11, 2008 #2
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  8. Mar 11, 2008 #6
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  9. Mar 11, 2008 #7
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  10. Mar 11, 2008 #8
    Shaggy

    Shaggy Hey Folks, It's Dog Gone Good!

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    Thanks, that might just come in handy! And I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one with that kind of a workbench.
     
  11. Mar 11, 2008 #9
    Bobbi Meyer

    Bobbi Meyer I luv to ride my tricycle, I luv to ride my trike

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    Good Idea!
    I'll have to make me one of those, since my S.O. won't go out in the shop when I'm cutting the skull plates, so its' just me.
    That thing would be a lifesaver
     
  12. Mar 11, 2008 #10
    garcia25

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    Thats a pretty good idea! Im usually cuttin horns off by myself also. Thanks good post
     
  13. Mar 11, 2008 #11
    Deerslayer08

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    great idea! I've always wished I had something to help me with that. thanks for sharing!
     
  14. Mar 11, 2008 #12
    SQUIBBEY

    SQUIBBEY MOREHOUSE, VOL. FIREMEN ADK.MT OF N.Y

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    thats cool............... well i am off to lowes...thanks
     
  15. Mar 11, 2008 #13
    Mountain Ed

    Mountain Ed Active Member

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    They say , Necessity is the mother of invention. Great idea....simple buy effective!
     
  16. Mar 11, 2008 #14
    Beaumont taxi

    Beaumont taxi Ramadi Iraq 2005

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    nice idea. looks like another project Iwill build when I get the chance
     
  17. Mar 11, 2008 #15
    Decker

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    I got concerned when I saw the brushhog in the background of picture # 1. HA I would suggest a patent. You can buy anything else, but I havn't seen that in any of my catalogs. Great idea! I'll build mine before I'm violating any copyright laws.
     
  18. Mar 11, 2008 #16
    dc taxidermy

    dc taxidermy Me and My Baby's senior picture

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    I actually make and sell them here. The good ol boys will pay 20 for a free standing one.
     
  19. Mar 11, 2008 #17
    John C

    John C Well-Known Member

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    Just use a receip saw, takes one hand to hold the antlers while the other hand cuts the antlers off.
     
  20. Mar 11, 2008 #18
    WeaponX

    WeaponX I'm an old dude

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    I use a sawzall, works great but thats a damn good invention!
     
  21. Mar 11, 2008 #19
    dc taxidermy

    dc taxidermy Me and My Baby's senior picture

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    2x10-2ft long, 2-2x4s 12in long, riped to 3in, position 2x4s 1in apart at front, 6in at back. Thencut a 6x6x6 triangle in one end. 4-2x4 legs and brases, few screws, your done.
     
  22. Mar 16, 2008 #20
    Tacker

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    Excellent idea! I'm going to build one for myself.
     
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