Hi Folks,
Check this out. I ran across this video of a tinsmith making a phonograph horn. Very interesting if you have never seen this done.
http://thegoldensmith.blogspot.com/2010 ... n.html?m=1
Happy Collecting...
Joe
TTinsmith Making Phono Horn
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Re: TTinsmith Making Phono Horn
Marvelous. Thanks for posting!
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I wish I had his abilities. I would also love to buy one of his horns as a conversation piece.
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Amazing. Thanks
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Re: TTinsmith Making Phono Horn
Great video, thanks for posting. Amazing how simple things look when someone knows what he's doing.
At the end I was suprised though that the phonograph pulled this huge horn through without a crane.
Andreas
At the end I was suprised though that the phonograph pulled this huge horn through without a crane.
Andreas
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Re: TTinsmith Making Phono Horn
Great video. Thanks for sharing..
There does appear to be a crane foot on the left hand side looking at the front. I think the arms might be hidden behind the horn. Also appears to be a dimple inside the horn near where a ring would have been place on the opposite side.
Blizz
There does appear to be a crane foot on the left hand side looking at the front. I think the arms might be hidden behind the horn. Also appears to be a dimple inside the horn near where a ring would have been place on the opposite side.
Blizz