Chandelier finished

jagrmystr · Oct 2, 2007

Thought ya'all might like to see the finished product.
We figured we would just leave it in the garage. Its kinda fun to turn the lights off and sit around it having a cold one, pretending like we are hunting. Just kidding....This one is going to a hunting lodge.

slamdunk · Oct 2, 2007

Very very nice, it looks fantastic....great job!!

Skull Krazy
"No Bones About It"

kilowatt · Oct 2, 2007

Very nice indeed, hope that you have a great place to hang it.

Brian

Flatlandr · Oct 2, 2007

Good job! How many manhours you reckon you have in it?

Thanks for sharing!

Mark

littlefoot · Oct 3, 2007

very nice indeed...well done. thanks for sharing it with us..

jagrmystr · Oct 3, 2007

Thanks guys, I appreciate the compliments. This one has about
60-70 hrs. Its fun work though. Thanks again.

everbrownshed · Oct 3, 2007

Killer work man, I've seen some cheesy antler chandeliers, but that one is awsome. One day I gotta do something with my sheds too, I'll have to get a hold of you for some tips.

LESGO54 · Oct 4, 2007

LOOKS GREAT

deerdroppings · Oct 13, 2007

nice work! you did a great job! did you use ALL GAme to patch the holes? how did you color the putty? here is something I built!

jagrmystr · Oct 15, 2007

Nice work !!! Quick wood on the holes. Takes stain good also.

hooker · Oct 31, 2007

HEy jager do you drill or roughter(sp?) for the wires?

Ungulate · Nov 1, 2007

nice work... but why did you have to cut the browtine on the left? whats the magic to hiding the wires?

jagrmystr · Nov 1, 2007

LAST EDITED ON Nov-02-07 AT 00:07AM (MST)[p]Thanks!

A lot of drilling. Usually a 3/8 x 15 inch bit. Until someone makes one that will drill around corners. Its a ton of work to hide all the holes. We usually use quickwood.

The browtine is broke on the one, not cut. It sure looks cut in the pic though.