Re: Sock Knocker!!!!
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Sock Knocker!!!! February 18, 2017 12:59AM |
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Re: Sock Knocker!!!! February 18, 2017 02:40AM |
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You recall, the oil finish dries to a satin sheen.
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Re: Sock Knocker!!!! February 18, 2017 05:25PM |
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After the first coat of oil has dried, I've steel wooled the finish. It's ready for the next coat.
Looking very good.
Gary
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Re: Sock Knocker!!!! February 18, 2017 06:31PM |
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Next coat drying ....
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Re: Sock Knocker!!!! February 20, 2017 06:56AM |
It didn't take long for BPS to start looking like BPN.
Lon
Lon
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Re: Sock Knocker!!!! February 19, 2017 06:33PM |
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Thanks Rick,
I've been enjoying all the compound curves and scrolls.
I'm pleased with the results. The stock is complete.
Gary
I've been enjoying all the compound curves and scrolls.
I'm pleased with the results. The stock is complete.
Gary
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Re: Sock Knocker!!!! February 19, 2017 09:50PM |
Gary, When your pleased, we'er amazed !
As you say its "knocking my socks off"
Great job!
Bob
As you say its "knocking my socks off"
Great job!
Bob
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Re: Sock Knocker!!!! February 23, 2017 02:46AM |
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Hello Gary,
I have mostly always used Linen Phenolic. Very stable. The exotic woods are oily and don't glue well. When I have my own stabalized woods on the shelf, I'll use those.
A nice small folder under build.
Gary
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/23/2017 02:48AM by barnespneumatic.
I have mostly always used Linen Phenolic. Very stable. The exotic woods are oily and don't glue well. When I have my own stabalized woods on the shelf, I'll use those.
A nice small folder under build.
Gary
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/23/2017 02:48AM by barnespneumatic.
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Re: Sock Knocker!!!! February 23, 2017 03:11PM |
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Next thing on this build is to assemble the action with the stock, and proof the rifle.
I must find all my 308 stuff. Molds, dies. The wild card is that I keep being talked out of MY tooling. So; I really hope I don't have to cut a fresh mold, and make sizing dies. I have to track those down.
Time has been invested in the flow of knives. You understand, the flow of knives supports the movement of rifles. The entire picture is much larger and more detailed than the closeup views you see.
Thanks for reading!
Gary
I must find all my 308 stuff. Molds, dies. The wild card is that I keep being talked out of MY tooling. So; I really hope I don't have to cut a fresh mold, and make sizing dies. I have to track those down.
Time has been invested in the flow of knives. You understand, the flow of knives supports the movement of rifles. The entire picture is much larger and more detailed than the closeup views you see.
Thanks for reading!
Gary
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Re: Sock Knocker!!!! February 25, 2017 01:58PM |
Beautiful stock, Gary!
Scott
Scott
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