Celtic Staff deer antler attachment. Drilling out, threaded bar cut and epoxy applied.

Celtic Staff deer antler attachment using epoxy and threaded bar method. The build process is coming along nicely .Part 3 of the build.
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[@Paul-ex2zx]

Hi Andy, another great episode of the Celtic Staff, I found this interesting with the amount of care you had to take with the alignment of the antler to the staff. Take care Yes it was an equal pleasure in meeting you Saturday. Paul

[@hiddenvalleyfootpaths2561]

Glad you enjoyed it, its hard to express the work that goes into crafting and I guess the time. Nice chat over a cup of tea.Thanks for watching. Andy.

[@marklang7958]

Excellent work looking forward to the next episode👍

[@hiddenvalleyfootpaths2561]

Hi, thanks for watching and supportive comment.

[@keithfenwick7164]

My uncle was a carpenter and he told me that if you need to make a precise large hole with a wide drill bit, then pre-drill it with a smaller bit first. The larger bit will then follow the original hole. It does work! Sadly he died after not switching on the plug and, in an apoplectic fit of rage went to his local newsagents to purchase his beloved Woodbines and, sadly got run over by a bus that was five minutes late! What`s the chances of that happening? But!...........On a more positive note, he left me all his tools in his will. Happy days! Good vid, son!

[@hiddenvalleyfootpaths2561]

HI ,Sorry to hear about your loss.yes your correct about drilling smaller, then going bigger. You probably guessed I was cutting a corner...lol.thanks for watching and commenting. Andy.

[@Georgeorwell2024]

Excellent

[@hiddenvalleyfootpaths2561]

Thanks for watching. Andy.

[@no1init253]

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[@hiddenvalleyfootpaths2561]

Thanks for watching. Andy.