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Thread: Walnut stock build (done the traditional way)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hunter_Nick View Post
    Thanks for the kind feedback everyone. I’m really hoping there is still the desire for nice custom stocks, as I’m hoping to make this a full-time venture.
    When you consider how boring the Tikka stocks are I'm pretty sure you will have a lot of orders. I am on the lookout for a decent Tikka 6.5 swede and a stock such as this would turn it into something to be envied.
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    Received the bottom metal back from Allen, so this project is now finished. It’s up for grabs, PM me if you’re interested.Name:  BB673302-3B8C-4A16-9ABA-A140BD202DCF.jpeg
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    Thanks for the Sunday morning gun porn Nick. That's lovely & I hope its taken soon to reward you for your talent.
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    Very Nice, i hope you can continue this into a full time venture. Good to see more classy walnut being produced.
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    Your BSA 6x45 looks bloody nice with a full Cerakote job on the metal work. A bit dark when I got home today unfortunately so lighting not great inside.
    With the black fibreglass stock it's full stealth mode that's for sure.

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    Back into the stock work after a period away doing pay-the-bills work.

    Pretty nice huh?

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    Stunning!!
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    Been a long time between updates, so here’s a quick picture of the latest stock nearing completion. This is the forend panel completed, and it represents 22 hours of hand checkering. Would be a lot quicker with a power checkering tool, but they’re a few thousand dollars to invest… Maybe sometime.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hunter_Nick View Post
    Been a long time between updates, so here’s a quick picture of the latest stock nearing completion. This is the forend panel completed, and it represents 22 hours of hand checkering. Would be a lot quicker with a power checkering tool, but they’re a few thousand dollars to invest… Maybe sometime.

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    I cant see a single fault or imperfection - perfect !!
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    Absolutely gorgeous work, well done sir.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moa Hunter View Post
    I cant see a single fault or imperfection - perfect !!
    Thanks @Moa Hunter there are imperfections there if you look hard enough. But that’s the beauty in something that’s hand made, never perfect

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hunter_Nick View Post
    Been a long time between updates, so here’s a quick picture of the latest stock nearing completion. This is the forend panel completed, and it represents 22 hours of hand checkering. Would be a lot quicker with a power checkering tool, but they’re a few thousand dollars to invest… Maybe sometime.

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    Note to self; resist the urge, waaaay to nice to take to the scrub with that woodwork
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hunter_Nick View Post
    Been a long time between updates, so here’s a quick picture of the latest stock nearing completion. This is the forend panel completed, and it represents 22 hours of hand checkering. Would be a lot quicker with a power checkering tool, but they’re a few thousand dollars to invest… Maybe sometime.

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    absolutely bloody stunning like all your work!
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    Stunning piece of work and workmanship. What handtools do you use ?

 

 

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