PR turkey call

[Russell Eaton]

This is a poured resin turkey call. It was tough to turn. I had the tip of a parting tool fall off due to heat while turning. John I changed the photo around a little at your request, hope you like it. This is a gift for the man that made the blank. I met him through the IAP he is penman1. I think he will be happy. The call is slate over glass, has great medium and low range and purrs quite well. Thanks again to Ken for the motivation. Enjoy, Russell

[Tim Thiebaut]

That is very cool! I dont know anything about turning resin, do you just buff the call once done turning,or can you apply a finish to it?

[Ken Hill]

Thats pretty wild looking!

[Russell Eaton]

the only tool I could use was a parting tool. I polished it on the lathe. It was a long process. Sorry Ken I didn't use the bottle stopper mandrel for this one. I have one more of these blanks left, and I am not sure when I will turn it. These type blanks are not readily available. My friend poured this one himself. They finish like any other acrylic, lost of sanding.

[Matt Ranum]

I was wondering how that would work. With some of the color combinations made with PR I figured they would look pretty cool, and this one sure does.

[David E Keller]

Pretty cool looking call. The acrylics and acrylic/wood combos have gotten so good that I was hoping to see something like this. Thanks.

[John Keeton]

Russell, that is impressive!! I like the call and the photo setup - nice beard and some real decent spurs!!