Nice work. Trying to design a new stock for a .45 black powder rifle. I saw a fella who used whatever odd blocks of suitable woods left in his shop to design a stock for his hunter. He was of the power tool variety but did a nice job. By careful grain alignment, he managed to create a block pattern "camouflage" stock of sorts, that did not warp out of shape in bad weather. Just thought I would mention it as grist for the old mill. I'm thinking of bird's eye Maple or Birch.
A very interesting video and a lovely end result . It would also be interesting to see how you let in the action of a rifle especially on something like a stutzen stock.
In the UK never ever use Oak for a gunstock, the tannin in the Oak will corrode steel and the steel will make the process erode the Oak. So steel and Oak never together.
reallybgreat content there. straightforward and the ease you do it look like something i could tackle, but its not that easy, im sure of that. thanks for sharing in this to us.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you. I am making a wood stock for my crossbow because i am not a fan of the polymer one it comes with. If I am successful with this project I may replace the polymer stock on my 30.06 hunting rifle as well.
Hey Sir, thank you for this video. It was very timely for me as I have to harvest some timber from my land in Wisconsin and want to make some use of the wood, other than burning it in the fireplace. Thanks again
Every once in awhile, I’ll run across a channel I’ve never seen, but have no idea how I’ve not encountered it yet. I’m a wood carver, and turner and have looked up hours of content on the subjects. Your a real talent sir. I hope your channel grows beyond your expectations.
That marksmanship is incredible. Well done sir