Thanks. Easy to follow and understand. I am wanting to attach a deer antler to a driftwood base (for a bracelet hanger), and you've given me the info I need.

Where do I find the turquoise powder ans small stones

Enjoyed the video. Do the same techniques apply to moose antler carving?

Wow! Looks great 👊

I've been following you for about six years now. Just wanted to say I love your videos! I'm currently macerating a buck i killed in November. I'll try and find a way to send you pics! Good job bud!

And the skull looks awesome

Can i also use the same technique for wood especially the hair spray

This is the best video on KZbin for carving fish scales. Can i use the same bits for wood.thank you

Hello, can you carve a goat skull head and a buffalo skull head with big horns? I'm from Indonesia, I love your unique art

Great tutorial ❤️

This is one of the best videos from start to finish on skull maceration. Thanks! By the way, what kind of soda blaster did you use? I don't see a link in the list of tools?

Why does the link to the article require installing software on my PC? Is there a way to read the article without installing software on my PC? I don't like installing someone else's software on my PC.

Thanks so much for all the links!!! :)

what sort of filter do yours on your mask...there are so many different types, I got a mask like yours :) Great idea with the drill, I made mine without one, a lot more workI use "sandpaper"up to 10-12000,similar effect

Great info

Thanks for sharing, I'm going to make my wife and I a set for our anniversary

Really interesting I have a old set I saved from many years ago and I just cut the cap of the skull off the head , I just recently started doing European mounts and I'm pretty good so I'm thinking on buying a skull and doing this . I just need to find the hardware and a skull

Do you have other patterns for skull mounts?

Us ladies like power tools too! Joules or jewels! Or if you're into lapidary, joules FOR jewels.

Hahahaha love it

So, you seem to know your way around skulls and how to apply metals to them. Say, if I were a Dark Lord, who is into collecting human skulls and wanted to coat them in silver so they would serve as drinking implements - how would I go about that?

I have quite a bit of different skulls from hiking. What is the most delicate skull you have done and what size dremel thanks. If i can ever sit down long enough, I would like to try on my little collection .

Sorry for the possibly off-topic question. I have a mount I got from a thrift with a loose antler and I can't find anything to help me figure out how to fix a loose antler. I believe the treading for the bolt is broken. Also off topic but that skull is absolutely beautiful.

Thanks for the great video. I wish I had watched it sooner!

I know this is an old video but what color patina did you use ?

Love the videos… Was wondering if you had any recommendations, I had a skull done by someone and they left it oily and not cleaned. I soaked it in Dawn and got a decrease… And peroxide/basic white the skull. Now it seems to be very chalky and almostgreeny. Any recommendations for fixing that. Or any recommendations for a good replica skull to put the antlers on. I usually mount mine with a lower jaw, and haven’t found any replicas that look real with that attached.

Thanks for the tip getting ready to prep an 8 point to try and put a silver/mirror finish on the skeleton part using silver nitrate

Hey you're very creative I like the way you did the burning

Could I also do this process with cold water and if so how long would that take?

Do you need a heater or will sunlight alone be enough?

Does this process work on a wife's skull?😂

I was not prepared for the second water change yesterday, I guess my stomach does have a limit! 😂

awesome

I had no idea you could do this. This is awesome.

Thanks Hunter! Saved my bacon here, I'm making a 3D printed skull for this exact purpose.

I’m trying this my 1st time and have 3 skulls soaking and one of them on day 10 has lost its nose bones. They just fell off when lifting the head out of the water. Why would this be happening? The other 2 are still in tack

How about this on deer toes?

This is a really interesting video! My late uncle gave me one of his 6 point deer skulls and I’ve been having trouble at removing the tissue towards the back of it, I’ve been wanting to mount it for a while. Just behind the antlers a couple inches from the base is two spots that won’t come off. Would this technique work with those stubborn tissues? The reason I haven’t tried this on those skulls before is because I don’t have a bucket big enough! I also have various bones some I picked up off a train track from an animal that presumably met its demise via train. It’s covered in rust colored spots and I was wondering if this would work on those as well, thanks!

Nice video, thanks for taking the time to make and share it.

Nice

Thanks for this video!! Do you think the dremel 3000 would suffice or do you think the 4000 is needed?

Great video Hunter! Any suggestions on how to do a skull with large antlers? Does the container have to be tightly covered? Could i get away with submerging the skull and then covering and sealing plastic around the bucket over the antlers?

The S word should never be said

Where do you purchase the copper, glue and setting stuff for the glue

That’s cool dude

Sorry this is late, but if im going to paint the skull, can I do it without the whitening step? Didn't know if the peroxide would act like a cleaning primer allowing the paint to adhere better?

You need to recall that goats or sheep are grass eating animals so they also smell of vegetables.

I loved the carvings and stains. Wanted to do something uncommon, you have succeeded🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️

Hi! What kind of sealants do you use for your rings?

How do you get the teeth so clean on your skulls??