At first I wasn't too keen on the way that things started out but it sure did end up looking pretty good

Great video. Love the dog, he/she keeps on truckin. There’s a lesson there.

Your variations with the staining process , provide a great service to the followers of your Youtube channel !!! I Appreciate you & your Lady !!!

Wow. I was worried in the beginning because it was so dark but that turned out beautiful.

Water is the universal solvent

This is great. Thank you so much.
I have some much more to learn. You really help guys like me lean.
Thank you.
GSM

That came out very well, The grain figure is a real beauty!!!!

This is my favorite way to finish a curly maple stock. Love the darker look. Really looking forward to doing it on the JK Hawken. Cheers!

This is well explained. Now, to get a kit!

Great videos. All I have watched so far. Thank you for all of your hard work. Thank you.

I love this. I've done plenty of nitric oxide but never tannic acid.

Kim from Australia here, just subscribed and thoroughly enjoying your series, thank you sir.

Late to the video but thanks for sharing just the same....give the ol dog Tripod a scratch :)

I love the look that you have made it so far.

I love your videos about staining and finishing stocks im always interesting in learning the more traditional ways of finishing , ive done hundereds of gun stocks over the years from everything from modern rifles to vintage firearms  that are 100+ years old so the more traditional means of doing this are helpful i use a lot of boiled linseed oil but the iron nitrate is new to me and im definitely going to give it a try  when i restor my sons win .22 im curious how it will look on walnut

I love the look.

Great work Jim!! Thanks for sharing.

Too bad that stock was damaged. It has some nice character. I like the color you acheived a lot.

Hi Jim beautiful stock. good job.

2:26 Precious.