Making of a wood stock Stage 6

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Making of a wood stock Stage 6

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Put a piece of blackwood on the grip. That blackwood is hard as a rock. Dulling all my tools, but it is pretty. :)
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Post by one shot scott »

looking good!
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Post by vixenmaster »

looking very good, hard work i reckon
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Definitly coming together, looking very good.

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Looks great!
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Post by rt2bowhunter »

Very nice work
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Post by roland »

looking good.
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Post by Chuck Gravel »

looks very nice. im going to start carving my stock out on monday. need to get my dado blades set up and a new bandsaw blade.
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Post by Golden Eagle »

Beautiful!!
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Looks awsome !
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Can not wait to see the finished piece 8)
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Post by Gobble! »

looks like your doing a great job cant wait to see the finished product
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Post by agingcrossbower »

Labor of love it is. Until you actually make one a person has no idea how much time is involved. I pulled that stock out of the vise countless times to check its form. I do love making it for sure.
bstout wrote:It looks very nice. It's a labor of love for certain.

I've done some custom labor intensive projects in the past also.

There's always some wise guy that wants you to make him one also indicating he has no clue as to what's all involved! :D

Most of the time I learn something from doing a custom project...I learn that I'm not going to do it again! :D
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Post by blackjack »

cant wait to see it finished. good stuff
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Post by TrapperBob »

I wish one of my jack of all trades was working with wood. Unfortunately it is not so I will have to stick with the factory stock. Looking sweeeet.

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