How to Turn Antler Into a Ring (People Walk Past This Every Day)
There’s a natural material almost anyone can find. Most people walk right past it. I turned it into a ring. In this video, I take raw cut antler (not a full shed) and turn it into a custom ring built around a tungsten core, finished with a copper inlay and sealed with resin. Antler is incredibly tough on the outside but brittle on the inside, hard on tools, and smells awful when you work it—but the final result is always worth it. This build blends natural materials with modern metal to create a one-of-a-kind ring you won’t find in a store. If you enjoy craftsmanship, woodworking, metalwork, and turning overlooked materials into something meaningful, you’re in the right place. 👍 Like the video if you enjoyed it 💬 Comment if you’d wear a ring like this 🔔 Subscribe for more builds using antler, wood, and metal

Antler ring turning

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