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I've made another drinking flask (flacket) from archaeological dawings of an original brought up from the Mary Rose.

 

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Lovely work! 
I was wondering how you had shaped it, so I am glad you included the wooden molds for it. 

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Very cool! Is it water tight?

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Beautiful work! The molds are a piece of art on their own.

How did you seal the edges?

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Thanks, guys. I couldn't find brewer's pitch so I used a paint used for sealing aquariums. It's described as fish-safe so I'm assuming it's okay.

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It's water tight. Or, as I prefer to put it, beer tight.

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So, I see a ton of cool stuff on this forum and I think, unless someone else trumps you, that you have it for today's forum scrub. That flask is very cool and beautifully done to boot.

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Fantastic work

How did the Old Timers waterproof them

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