TORK: Antler Reproductions & Casting

Change Is A Constant

torkworks — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 14:12:47 +0000

We’ve just got this blog up and running, and we’re already going through a rework of the blog. Yes, pages are missing. Yes, images are missing. Don’t Panic. We will be adding new images and information about reproductions in the nearest future. Things are in the works. Stay patient, and stay tuned.

Thanks, The TORK Crew

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

torkworks — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 21:10:27 +0000

Hello, friends, family, and weirdos! We’re busy here in our antler division. We took a set of antler sheds, cast a separate skull cap, and are creating a set of display antlers for a client who does trade shows. They’ll be a set of painted, collapsible resin antlers, for easy set up and tear-down. Photos will soon follow.

Hope you all have a safe New Year!

Update

torkworks — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 15:42:57 +0000

We’ve updated our Contact page and added links with driving directions from 4 points in Ohio (Toledo, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Athens), we also have a link to the Google Maps page, so you can just add your own location if you plan on coming from other points and out of state.

Lots going on here. We’ll do our best to update as often as we can, so be sure to check back often.

Thanks, The TORK Crew

Welcome!

torkworks — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 16:54:11 +0000

Hello, out there. Yes, we here at TORK have added another dimension to our blogiverse with this Antler Reproductions & Castings blog. Why? I suppose you might just be asking. Well, we have been lucky enough to have been hooked up with some big names, most notably at present, is Nick Skinner, whose muzzle-loader Iowa state record (212 2/8 inches/non-typical & grossed more than 230 inches) has caused waves of excitement through the hunting community. We made a mold, knocked out several copies, and painted them for Nick, who was well pleased with what we presented to him. (see images below). Here is also a link to an article about the rack: Skinner Buck

We are currently working on several other antlers for some of our new clients, and pictures will soon follow.

So if you hunt, or know someone who does, and they have a rack they want repros made of, please send them our way, and we’ll be happy to help them.

Thanks, The TORK crew