Hello to all handymen here, are you experienced in bonecrafting?

idk but cutting bone/shells/horn/etc smells like shit

>>914087
My guess would be the femur of something large, cattle or maybe moose... So you can get a large enough flat piece. Working bone does smell like ass though, like the other anon said.

>>914106
So much this holy fuck it stinks.

Use a flow hood OP I warn you now.

Thaks for warning fellas. I'll watch out and i think about using cow shin bone.

You could also consider other stuff made from bone and/or horn. Buttons for example or jewellery. Early dice were made from bone I seem to recall. Or if you're looking for a challenge a chess set.

>>914087
>>914106
Not sure if this works for bone, but try wet cutting? Had a job that involved cutting a lot of stone, and wet cutting kept nearly all the dust down. Using ventilation is definitely a good idea though.

>>914087
I would try deer antler.
Looks like you can get them for under 20$ and they're softer than bone, and solid all the way through.

>>914087
I've boned your mom before. Ask her about it.

>>914960
nope still smells like ass. marrow is the worst tho.

>>915339
This also really fuckin stinks.

>>914961
They're so soft, they'd make a terrible blade.

>>915339
>>915361
LOL