Hand Carving Woodsrunner Flintlock Rifle Kit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- This one took me a long time to edit and I apologize for not getting this out to you all sooner. In this video Jim does a very basic, but beautiful, carving on the Kibler Woodsrunner that involves a toe line, a volute on each side of the comb and a cheek carving. Jim demonstrates various techniques including incise carving with a v-tool, relief carving, and scraping with a chisel.
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This definitely shows the benefit of keeping your chisels and tools sharp.
My buddy Carl was telling me about you. Very impressed by your talent👍
thanks so much for watching!
The boy and the dog in the background was very nice to watch.
Wow!!! It´s amazing that flintstock rifles are still being made these days. US ir really the best country, the land of freedom.
thanks for watching!!!
Thank you from Norway , this is helping a lot and great video work .😊
Glad to hear that! Thank you
Jim and Katherine, this one was you best video to date. It was very helpful and educational. Thank you very much!
Thanks for your support and really nice comment
Anytime I see a notification of a video from you guys I have to watch it! Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the support and for watching regularly!
Jim, TDM here. Thanks for this video. Couldn’t have come at a better time for me.
Glad it helps--thanks for your support!
Thats how I would get firewood , doing carving . Lol great job.
thanks--it does happen sometimes
Good job. Thanks for the lesson.
Thanks for the comment and for watching
I bought a Woodsrunner with the intention of carving it. Then you came out with the precarved version, and I thought about selling my new kit in order to buy a precarved one. Now, with you making it look so easy, I will keep the kit and carve it myself.
Happy to hear that it's going to work out well for you. Thanks for your business!
You make it look easy ! If I ever tried to build one of Your kit guns ... well , Let's just say well before this stage of the build , I'D probably be in the hospital ! I have no skills, tools , or shop !
Awesome! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I watch your video a lot. Very interesting I seem to see something new every time . Looks great.
Thank you very much!
You do FANTASTIC work Jim !!! I’m a amateur carver who uses mostly pocket knives and what you did here is very impressive. Thank you sir!!!
Thank you very much!
Jim, you exceed expectations of customer service. I don't know of anyone else who sells a product and at the same time provides training for an exceptional finished product. Thank you.
Thank you! I'm happy to hear the videos are helpful!
After this vdo i have made 3 kits from kibler. I will order sample stock and try this. Ty
Thanks for your buiness!
Wow, this one is absolutely packed with great info. I especially like how you demonstrate how to overcome or correct several challenges you encounter.
Glad you enjoyed it! People often get scared to make mistakes but many mistakes can be overcome.
Great craftsmanship and fantastic camera work.
Thanks for the nice comments
Your dog looks cleaner than the last video too ! lol
She can change moment by moment--sometimes mud, sometimes rolling in poop
Really enjoyed this video. Keep them coming!
Thanks for watching!
Great job Jim. You are an excellent teacher and the camera work is top notch.
Awesome, thank you! This one was very hard to film so we really appreciate that.
Love it!
Thanks Wayne for all the support
Enjoyed it...can't wait for the next episode.
Thanks! We will try to get the next one out sooner
Jim makes it look so easy. Thank you for sharing, I enjoyed watching a Master at work.
Thanks for watching!
That was fantastic! Great video. Can't wait for your next one 🤠
More to come! Glad you like it
I love to see an Artist at work and really enjoy watching you use “wicked sharp “ chisels 👍
Thank you very much!
I have a practice stock on its way to me from you guys, so this video couldn't have come at a better time. Thanks for doing this, and your other videos (and participating in other online communities). Six months ago I would have laughed at the idea of building my own longrifle. Now I'm well into learning relief carving.
Glad to help!
Thank you so much for these awesome videos!
I'm young, and I never learned woodworking skills in school. I probably will never even attempt to do anything like this.
But, it's so awesome to see and learn how things like this are done in a hobby I enjoy!
Thank you, from a young muzzleloader in CA!
I'm so glad you enjoy them! Thanks for your support!!
Great carving and great camera work, thank you both!
Thanks!!
Great video and tips especially the use of the files in the v grooves have you ever had a video on sharpening chisels ?
Katherine wants me to do one of those as well
That will be great Jim !
Great Video. I wish I had Seen this before I finished my gun. Truth be told I was just too afraid of making an irreparable mistake. I will just have to do another gun. Keep up the great videos.
Thanks for the comment and the business
First I'd like to say I do not have gout.
But I do have trouble getting a v gouge sharp and sharp is everything since it cuts instead of crushes. I envy Jim's control of the gouge with that chasing hammer. But we all know this ain't his first rodeo! Nice job!
Your skill is amazing, I felt like I was holding my breath at times.
thank you very much!
Thank you Jim .
Thanks for watching
Great job my friend. Excellent work as always 👍👍
Thank you very much!
Excellent video, made me much more confident that I could do this without creating firewood!
Thank you!
Great to hear!
Just finished my SMR in extra curly maple. The kit quality is outstanding. When looking at the finished product, it blows my mind I was able to achieve this as a complete novice. Would not have even considered it an option without the help from your build videos! Hope y'all are having a great summer!
I'm happy to hear the videos are helpful, thanks for watching!
Thank you for taking the time from your busy schedule to make these fantastic instructional videos. I will look for a beater stock at the next gun show to learn on.
thanks for watching I'm glad you enjoyed!
I enjoyed this video. You sure make carving look easy.
Thanks--I have been practicing for many many years. Thanks for your business!
Good video
Glad you enjoyed
You make that look easy,
Thanks--I've been at it a very long time.
@@kiblerjim you need to do a short video on sharpening chisels
@@craigcook1571 We will do that
Great Info, Wish my hands was that steady...Great instructions. Are you doing one for metal in the future ? Thanks AJL
Yes, we will do one for the metal soon.
You rock ,as always😊
Thanks for watching!
The T-Shirt BAHHAHAHAHA! Hey I have it too
One question I always had was, how deep do you typically go with the incised carving? But this video shows pretty well how “imperfect “ it should be. And I’ve never really seen relief carving being done up close like this. My next build I think I may go a little further with carving. Thank you
Happy you like it -- Katherine tried to get in there to get the details that would help.
I would like to see how a thumb plate is put in. These are very good instructions, Jim.
I think that we can do that.
Great and informative video. I want to do carving similar to this design when I order and build the Colonial kit
Thank you for watching!
I would be absolutely honored to have that stock on my rifle.
your kind words are appreciated.
very cool
Thanks!
Staining and sealing video coming next? I really need to feel confident with those finishing processes! Thanks!
You can learn so much from watching a master at work. Would you recommend against relieving some of the wood on your cnc incised stocks? I certainly wouldn't do it, but what about someone at your level? Thanks for what looks like a very difficult video to make.
Hi. You are a doing really great job . Can you tell me what type of wood it's that ?.
Thx.
Thanks! It’s curly maple
Dude where did you get that shirt ?? I have been crippled and suffering from severe gout for about 27 years now. That shirt would be absolutely perfect for me to wear to work. LOL
It was a gift but here is an amazon link to a similar one! www.amazon.com/Have-Gout-Funny-Saying-T-Shirt/dp/B0BG9RD797/ref=sr_1_7?asc_source=01HFY6QA7Q8N1TT2Z879WGSZ46&tag=snx79-20
i gotta ask, where do you get your maple? super nice looking
We mainly get it from Pennsylvania and Michigan. Those are the places where we can get good density and good curly maple.
How do you like that gressel vise? Been thinking about picking one up since they’re available on Amazon with free delivery
It’s nice. Really well made.
I have gout too kkkkkk
Is there a size of V gouge that works best? What would be your recommendation?
Why not a drimel tool.?
not enough control or precision with a Dremel
i need to know what vice that is your using
A custom-made vise that is not commercially available. We do sell a vise that is great for a hobbyist, you can find it here: kiblerslongrifles.com/products/stock-makers-vise?_pos=1&_psq=vise&_ss=e&_v=1.0
@@kiblerjim ok so a modified parrot vise. thats baller, ive been working on my own gunsmithing shop and i think thats great. i may buy a cheap parrot vise to do that