Thanks again for the great videos. I stopped using wood clamps because they can be a pain to deal with.They leave marks and slip off and are kind of bulky, plus I always find a way to bump into them.. I've been using exercise bands and surgical tubing. Just wrap it tight around the wood. It works great and is so much easier to deal with.
Majority of epoxies are brittle, low elastic. Despite the strength of material you used, cracking may recur. Therefore, I think, it would make sense to add a horizontal coupling bolt with big washers through the neck of the stock, approximately in the middle between the receiver back plate and its coupling bolt. Horizontal tie will be hold out the neck from cracking repeated.
Thanks again for the great videos. I stopped using wood clamps because they can be a pain to deal with.They leave marks and slip off and are kind of bulky, plus I always find a way to bump into them.. I've been using exercise bands and surgical tubing. Just wrap it tight around the wood. It works great and is so much easier to deal with.
Majority of epoxies are brittle, low elastic. Despite the strength of material you used, cracking may recur. Therefore, I think, it would make sense to add a horizontal coupling bolt with big washers through the neck of the stock, approximately in the middle between the receiver back plate and its coupling bolt. Horizontal tie will be hold out the neck from cracking repeated.
escutcheon (/ɪˈskʌtʃən/ ih-SKUTCH-ən ? Looks like you could use a band saw .....
My brain can't make my mouth say it correctly
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