second try at making a wood stock for my win apex
#1
last year, I failed badly at my attempt at making a wood stock for my win apex. I am going to try again. using different methods this time. 2 to 4 templates for each part of the project, i picked up a key hole saw to do the action inlet, small hand planer for tight spaces. still have not figured out how i am going to carve out the barrel channel.
all I got to say is wish me luck.
all I got to say is wish me luck.
#3
Boone & Crockett
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From: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
Corey, before you do any cutting you need to get those areas flat. Either with a table saw, plane, rasp, sandpaper backed with a sanding block, etc. Then you can mark your lines more precisely.
For my build I'm using templates cut from a gallon orange juice jug. It works very well and is better than paper or cardboard for transferring the lines.
I also recommend you view the various videos Midway USA has on YouTube on stock making and inletting. http://www.youtube.com/user/MidwayUS...making+a+stock
For my build I'm using templates cut from a gallon orange juice jug. It works very well and is better than paper or cardboard for transferring the lines.
I also recommend you view the various videos Midway USA has on YouTube on stock making and inletting. http://www.youtube.com/user/MidwayUS...making+a+stock
Last edited by Semisane; 06-25-2012 at 04:50 PM.
#4
thanks for the idea semi, I was planning on multiple templates. first one to cut the second. mainly to get placement.
I have a bunch of videos booked marked on one of two computers. can't remember which one.
thanks for the tip on the sanding. I have a small hand planer. planning for stock detail work.
I have a bunch of videos booked marked on one of two computers. can't remember which one.
thanks for the tip on the sanding. I have a small hand planer. planning for stock detail work.




