Solche Einlagen oder Griffschalen bei Messern aus Bein gefallen mir ganz besonders gut! Wenn uns nich so viele Kilometer trennen würden, dann wären wir sich ganz dicke Freunde geworden, ich mag die Ruhe mit der du an die Sachen herangehst, Hektiker kann ich nicht besonders ausstehen. 👍 = es gibt nichts mehr zu sagen! Alles perfekt!
just a little advise always cut and shape your inlays before you you carve the holes for them to go in. i do guitar and banjo neck inlays place them on the surface with a few dots of super glue and scalpel round them to give you a ghost image of the wood you need to remove. And carefully slide your scalpel under the inlay and twist. that will break the glue seal This way it will save you cutting it twice and will prevent your holes being to big for your inlays just thought id share a tip
Very cool idea. I also build guitars, but more plain ones, usually with no inlays. I'm gonna be building a Lancaster longrifle this winter, and I'll definitely remember your tip for mine.
That looks really nice 3 dimensional, you really need a bench horse to support that stock overhang, it will make things much easier for you, I think it is warm enough for you to use your new BBQ now!
The BBQ is not ready, still a lot of work. I still use my old bracier with the tripod :-) . Last time it was sousage, grilled paprika and onions. The benchhorse is a good idea. I can use the fixation of the laithe. When the support is ready you can see it here. kind regards.
Thanks and I dont know at the moment what to use for staining. To make the right decission I will make some test peaces. Nitric acid is moreover for maple I thimk but I used cherry. I dont know but I will find something ;-)
Solche Einlagen oder Griffschalen bei Messern aus Bein gefallen mir ganz besonders gut!
Wenn uns nich so viele Kilometer trennen würden, dann wären wir sich ganz dicke Freunde geworden, ich mag die Ruhe mit der du an die Sachen herangehst, Hektiker kann ich nicht besonders ausstehen.
👍 = es gibt nichts mehr zu sagen! Alles perfekt!
That’s a very nice touch to your fine rifle and I can’t wait to see it finished!😊👍👍
Thank you Ricky.....😁
just a little advise always cut and shape your inlays before you you carve the holes for them to go in. i do guitar and banjo neck inlays place them on the surface with a few dots of super glue and scalpel round them to give you a ghost image of the wood you need to remove. And carefully slide your scalpel under the inlay and twist. that will break the glue seal This way it will save you cutting it twice and will prevent your holes being to big for your inlays just thought id share a tip
Thanks for the tip. I will try that for sure. Specialy that with glueing the inlet to the stock first. Seems to be a realy good idea. Thanks a lot-
Chris Lewis
That’s a great technique! Thank you very much for sharing!😃👍👍🇺🇸
I always like seeing how craftsmen work together to help eachother improve. It's nice to see.
Very cool idea. I also build guitars, but more plain ones, usually with no inlays. I'm gonna be building a Lancaster longrifle this winter, and I'll definitely remember your tip for mine.
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That looks really nice 3 dimensional, you really need a bench horse to support that stock overhang, it will make things much easier for you, I think it is warm enough for you to use your new BBQ now!
The BBQ is not ready, still a lot of work. I still use my old bracier with the tripod :-) . Last time it was sousage, grilled paprika and onions. The benchhorse is a good idea. I can use the fixation of the laithe. When the support is ready you can see it here. kind regards.
Looken great
Thanke a lot ;-)
Great job and very nicely done!! What kind of glue are you using?
In this case JB weld and it is very powerful and grindable 😁
What are the advantages of the single and double bevel skew?
Really nice work! Are you gonna stain with nitric acid?
Thanks and I dont know at the moment what to use for staining. To make the right decission I will make some test peaces. Nitric acid is moreover for maple I thimk but I used cherry. I dont know but I will find something ;-)