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All About Stag Horn - Is this the most traditional material for buttons and kilt Pins? 

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@KaliFraser
@KaliFraser 8 месяцев назад
You can never go wrong with a natural material!
@k.s.3748
@k.s.3748 Год назад
Spring for the bling! They had cylindrical saws all the way back to the 1500s. No Problem to make that button.
@justinfraser7689
@justinfraser7689 2 года назад
I love the look of a stag horn button on tweeds.
@birdiefu
@birdiefu Год назад
The composition of an antler is not the same throughout, the exterior portion is harder and more durable - if you cut straight through an antler, especially in thicker areas the "marrow" is more friable and more likely to degrade over time. As that is where the holes to secure the button would be, I would think not ideal to use as a button long-term and still retain it's function. If you look up antler "splits" for dogs you can see what that interior looks like - a bit spongey.
@TadTheTinker
@TadTheTinker 2 года назад
I am kind of with Eric. Bet it started as just cutting slices and run with it.
@terrykeever9422
@terrykeever9422 Год назад
Drill presses were invented in late 19th century. I imagine circular bits were invented shortly afterward if not before
@armoringregret9833
@armoringregret9833 2 года назад
A antler is not a horn!
@NeonDruid13
@NeonDruid13 2 года назад
why you making buttons out of me?
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