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Thank you, NJBillK! How did you resize it?
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These are my two. The photos don't really do them justice.
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No problem.Thank you, NJBillK! How did you resize it?
Coldwaters, Looks great! Real nice horn! Thanks for keeping after it and getting it posted!!
Custom job I assume looks very niiicceee
+1Nice stag, Jamie!
+1Custom job I assume looks very niiicceee
I would have never thought that it was your first Jamie and the Stag is very nice .Thanks guys. Still needs some final sanding and buffing to be complete. My first stag cover job!
Nice work, I wouldn't have guessed that it was your first go around either.
It's all logarithmic spiral growth.Gundawg, I'm loving that pile side curl in your ram's horn! Reminds me of a nautilus shell.
Dude! Great work! Wow that looks fantastic.Thanks guys. Still needs some final sanding and buffing to be complete. My first stag cover job!
It's all logarithmic spiral growth.
I've really enjoyed seeing the mod work you've done to yours. This looks awesome!Just a quick update tonight. Since I had some time, I added some Red liners. I just have some final sanding to do and a sanding touch-up for a spot or two on the slabs that I bumped while trying to save a second...
Just a quick mock up for pics.
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It's crazier than that. It's in plants, animals, humans, waves. galaxies, if you start checking the numbers it will keep you up very late!I never studied calculus in school, but I always think of a nautilus as an obvious example of geometric progression. Does this occur naturally in a ram's horn as well, as they grow in a spiral?