didyoung
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Saddle Silver
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RDP
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That's beautiful work Shawn as always, thank you,
Richard.
Richard.
didyoung
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thank you Richard
Brian Marshall
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Are the pins the only way you guys use to attach horn caps? No wood screws or bolts w/threads cut into the casting?
Or are the pins just to keep the cap oriented "right side up"?
Never used pins much out here on the West Coast. Sometimes we put put one in for orientation, but with threaded bolts that was rare.
Brian
Or are the pins just to keep the cap oriented "right side up"?
Never used pins much out here on the West Coast. Sometimes we put put one in for orientation, but with threaded bolts that was rare.
Brian
didyoung
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Easy to attach and keep it right side up.
Peter_M
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That is one nifty horn cap!
Peter
Peter
Peter_M
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Brian,
Before I did my own silver I went with the center screw, it seams if you tighten it down to its max the horn cap is off....... there was always a lot of extra drilling involved to get it just right....... since I make my own silver I use pins and epoxy, easy to keep the horn cap aligned just right and so far none have come off.
Peter
Before I did my own silver I went with the center screw, it seams if you tighten it down to its max the horn cap is off....... there was always a lot of extra drilling involved to get it just right....... since I make my own silver I use pins and epoxy, easy to keep the horn cap aligned just right and so far none have come off.
Peter
Donny
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Really nice Horn Cap!!! Getting a few more requests out here for saddle silver...so I will be studying everyones saddle hardware! 
Don Curtis
Don Curtis
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