Parmoor Gunstocks - CZ Varmint thumbhole stock 001
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2024
- I hope you enjoy this video, quite long, but I have had a few customers and friends ask for a full length film. Below I have included the relevant time codes if you would like to skip through any sections, many thanks.
Parmoor Gunstocks - www.gun-stocks.co.uk/
00:00 Intro
07:25 Machining
38:40 Ted Quality Control
39:30 Sanding
48:15 The end result
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Guys like him are a dying breed...home/shade tree mechanics capable if not only doing their own work but also designing the specific tools to facilitate it...
He makes it look easy . He's skilled !
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Not one second to long you Sir are a craftsman , TXS for putting on video.
hi i am glad you liked the video , it is hard work but worth the effort in the end product
Just talked to this gentleman extremely helpful and a true gent, and his work is outstanding.
I fitted one of Stephen's stocks to my Sako Quad a few months back. Apart from looking amazing, I haven't missed anything with the rifle since!
Just stumbled on this by accident. Loved it! I bought on years ago and have it on a rimfire. It's brilliant and I love it to bits. Great fun finishing it too.
Spettacolo, meraviglioso. Grazie per la visione.
Thats Fantastic! Awesome work sir.
Cool vid, it was an enjoyable to watch seeing what you do. Didn’t need the sound at all, just used these things called my eyes to take in all the information.
hi i am glad you enjoyed it thanks
After a bit of cajoling Steve did a left hander in Forest Green laminate for my Sako Quad Varmint. Cracking stock and gives me a lot more control than the the original synthetic one . Had it for over a year now and still very pleased with it.
It’s a extraordinary machine, trying to find drawings of such a machine to try and build one, so far no joy. Must have watched this video a 100 times already
I went down the same path (trying to find drawings) in the end I watched a bunch of TH-cam vids and looked at pictures of Don Allen duplicators before I built mine, similar to what is pictured here.
The machine is a lot more capable than I am however on the bright side for every mistake I make on it I also learn how to avoid it for the next stock.
Great work!
For future reference:
Turn off the blankety blank music when there is conversation!
Ok Sir..I know what your doing is not rocket Science ..But I must say that we are all engineers in a way. Your work, which you make look simple, I call it art work. Those stocks are beautiful
and that is why I always say some of us are engineers, and you Sir are an engineer in a craftsmen way...Thanks for an enjoyable Video.,...Canada
A brilliant video
What an awesome machine.
Very nice work . Coming to you from the usa here.
Nice work and thanks for sharing
I have your Gun stock. Top wood and quality. Thanks Steve. Greeting from Slovenia
i am glad you like it thanks Stephen
Bellissimo risultato, e bravi l'artigiano
Nice ! You have a talent!
Bravo , artisan professionnel.
Hypnotic.
Lindo Trabalho. Parabéns.!!!
Sehr schön Arbeit,in Deutschland gibt es keinen,der so etwas macht,dir einen schöne Zeit!
Good job!
Best video i have seen on this. Would love to see more
The wood is very beautiful
Amazing to watch, would love one for my CZ.
i can make one for you
Thanks Stephen I have visited your website some beautiful stocks on there, I will definitely be making a purchase.
i can make one for you if you want one
stephen parker how much would one be for a cz 452 17hmr
Great work.
thanks i hope you enjoyed the video it is a lot of hard work but worth the effort
Definitely enjoyed the video. Admired the skills and concentration. Thanks for uploading.
Ted is one tough supervisor!
Espetacular que Deus te abençoe meu irmão
For all you complainers about the music grow up... the content/process itself is interesting enough to warrant ignoring it/turning it down until he speaks, Really interesting Stephen, maybe you could cover a video on your finishing process's/options?
Manual CNC, the main advantage is the ability to change direction when it starts to split out.
Very good congratulations... Like
OMG! Not sure if this is has a patent, but amazing mechanical engineering. I would invest in your company!
Aye Ted !! Tell'em how it's Done !
The Great Low Tech for the coping things for the hobby at home.
it is a great machine for . one to one copying. much more accurate than the multi spindles ,it is a professional machine
Luv the dog. Dogs are the best
Good tracer machine you got there.
What a great result, and if i decide to bling up my 455 i know who to ask. Upgrading from a field ready synth stock that is.
hi i do make them for the 455 left &right handed versions synthetic stocks i have made a lot of replacement stocks for them they don't last
big respect for the work , nice that the old way is kept alive
Onley thing is why that much effort in a 22LR like id understand it for a 1903 or a Hunting 98 Mauser / Remington 700
- big firms nowadays use a 5 axis CNC and are inclusive milled checker done with it within 40 minutes
its basically done except oiling or laquer coating the wood - you dont even need to sand it anymore other than the sanding they do when massaging in the oil - if they dont just dip them a few times and polish them afterwards
Great stuff! Would love a left hander for my CZ 452. Can`t help thinking how much more bearable the task would be with a pair of ear defenders and a dust mask... EH??? Cough!!!
i normally wear a mask the noise is not too bad
it is not a noisy spindle motor i am def to start with
@@sp187able Thanks for your reply! It prompted me to watch all of the video and take a look at your website! I like what you do! And great prices! All the best.
Stephen Parker.
What is the base price for one of those stocks? Would love to have one for my varmint rifle.
The dog should not have to breathe the saw dust in it's poor little lungs.
very interesting
So good to your work❤.plz wear mask to protect your health.
Mayroong din akong ganyan DIY nga lang ginagamit ko sa pag turno ng mga bluster. 5 years ko na itong ginagamit hanggang ngayon.
Top top sensacional
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I agree great content but the music totally wrecked the video !
Shop dog. Best friend in the whole world.
That s amazing videos ..nice friend. The new friend from indonesia . Mantaaap
HAVE TRIED TO WATCH THIS VID AGAIN, BUT STOPPED AFTER ONLY 2MINS, MUSIC DROVE ME MAD, SHAME, BECAUSE THIS LOOKED LIKE A GREAT VID/GUY,
just turn the volume off
@@sp187able silent movies were in the twenty's!
super travail j'ai bien aimer ce duplicateur je vais en fabriquer un pour ma défonceuse
attention il a un brevet!
The doggie is soo cute...
What is the final products you use on the Wood to get that really nice looking brownish stock you see in the end of the movie? Great work!
I love the grain of the stock and out of curiosity how much would it cost to have one made for a weihrauch wh80 ?
Can you make a thumb-hole adjustable check piece stock for a lithgow grossover 22lr ? my hand wont fit in savage stocks to big.
Super
hi i am glad you enjoyed it
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hi i am glad you have enjoyed it thanks Stephen
Not a fan of the design but I can appreciate the craftsmanship.
Tienes que encontrar la manera de darle un acabado más suave con una fresa redondeada de piedra suave desde la moldeadora. La lijadora de cinta es muy agresiva y no respeta las formas. La ligados circular es más suave y debiera ser para dar el acabado con un papel de lija muy fino.
Está muy bueno el proyecto. Ojalá encontraras a alguien que te hiciera un software, y añadieras algunos solenoides que hagan el trabajo físico de tu brazo.
great work, love that set up, but saying its stronger than laminated is pretty bold statement, must be really good wood
yes it is because of the cross grain lamination of birch ply . what you have to remember is it is structural grade ply . not with the grain running all one way as in coloured laminate. i have a lot of experience in both type of materials.
Yes sir you are correct, my apologizes for assuming otherwise, I heard you wrong, after listening to what you said again. That is an amazing looking stock very beautiful.
Looks like an old fades in stock for Missouri
Wouldn't mind his router to make my own Remington .22 stock, it's been 34 years since I broke it splintering it in more than one place in hard to get at places. Haven't found anyone in NZ that does this kind of job yet.
Try the stockmaker in Hamilton nz
WOW! I actually thought this was gonna be like the duplication lathe like how Garand stocks were made. My back hurts just watching this! KUDOS! Very cool! But no hearing protection or dust mask? I'd be dying!
i have a huge dust extractor on the machine it pulls the dust down into it , the noise is not too bad , it is a lot better than when i used to run router motors on it , i don't have any back problems , with being bent over
Hello what kind of wood do you use?
Stephen, you have done a wonderful job making that four-axis profile copying router. I am impressed by the quality of the work you produce. But (there's always a "but", isn't there?) are you considering the next step, and driving that excellent machine with four CNC stepper motors? The software to control them is readily available, the parts are quite inexpensive (see Banggood in China for one source), and for a few dollars/pounds you can have your existing templates scanned and digitised, which means that if you need to make an (a) or a (b) or a (z), all you need do is call up the appropriate file from a computer, press "Enter", and stand back while the machine does all the work, extremely accurately, as many times as you want, and doesn't miss any bits.. If you invest a few quid now you can greatly improve your productivity, and hence profitability. Imagine putting a blank in the machine and walking away to finish sand a stock or two while the machine cuts new, finely-finished stocks all by itself.
You would have to invest a very little bit of time in changing cutters, because having tool-changing machinery costs a lot more, and so you would need to run a number of separate programs to run (say) three separate passes. This might be roughing with a two-flute, square-ended cutter, followed by one pass with perhaps a quarter-inch ball-ended cutter, followed by another pass with an eighth-inch ball mill, which would would give you highly dimensionally accurate products that need minimal sanding. The software sorts out the tool paths for each pass.
You would need four very low power spindle motors, a controller, four ball screw drive rails to make the motion happen, and the software. Given your obvious fabrication skills, making those modifications would be no challenge for you, and the conversion would not disable your machine during its construction; it would be business as usual combined with a *huge* leap in output.
The amateur (and professional) CNC society will give you all the help you need.
Or have you been told all this already, and have decided it's not for you? Either way, I wish you good fortune; may you live long and prosper.AA
hi i looked at all the cnc options to me . i have even looked at bringing on in from china this year with the atc on it +the rotary table & the big 9 hp spindle motor . having the stocks scand is an expensive job in the uk with all the different inlets that i have . + i do a lot of bespoke stocks whear i use different parts of old stocks to make new patterns up. besides that too long to carve a stock on a cnc machine . it would be ok if they were multi spindle ones , the ones i have looked at are not good enough for the money
You don't have the cad/design files for your machine by any chance do you? I'd love to buy them off you to make my own
Where is your Personal Protective Gear, especially ear muffs?
So, how did Parmoor Gunstocks produce the stocks that he uses for the master pattern?
🤔Can you do a video on thumbhole stocks for Mauser actions 🙏🏼 or Tikka Actions 🙏🏼
Where can I find the project of the machine
Good Dog, i love it
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Can you make one for a savage 17 hmr
It so beautiful..
What kind wood that you use to make it?
Scandinavian bb grade birch ply laminated
Voice too low, music TOO LOUD !!!!
A haas hat. Wow.
Do you do a stock for an Air Arms S510 Ultimate Sporter in a traditional walnut style? Many thanks.
hi yes i do in the standard stock on the 400
CAN'T HEAR WHAT HE'S SAYING!! VERY,VERY ANNOYING
What is the kind of wood we use?
How much would a finished stock cost Sir?
I love the four legged little helper
hi yes he is always at my side , a really good companion. when i am down he makes me laugh
Music is way too loud. It making hearing you difficult.
It's also very monotonous and that makes it very irritating and hard to concentrate on the video information. This kind of subject is what I love about the internet, and I don't want to seem like a dick, but I run into these music issues constantly, and the video producers seem oblivious. I use the mute feature more than any other control.
I have a volume control on my computer, easily done.
Great video, terrible music, it overpowers your voice. Can't hear you.
Robert Davis turn off the volume, don’t have to listen, just watch the video, because that’s the only way otherwise watch something else.
@@thangquocnguyenmdp WHEN YOU HAVE TO TURN DOWN THE VOLUME, THAT IS NOT GOOD, WE DON'T WATCH GUN VIDS, AND EXPECT TO WATCH A SILENT MOVIE,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Want a Walther rrm8 varmant stock.
if you are looking for unfinished stocks i have a few on ebay uk now thanks Stephen
Seems like the blanks could be closer to the final dimensions.
Súper, ojalá y pudiera vender algunas culatas para Mexico, aquí es muy difícil de conseguir para algunos rifles y escopetas, y en Cozumel Mexico más. Nosotros estamos en esta isla hermosa de Mexico.
hi i wish i could help you but you would need to find out if your goverment will alow me to ship to you thanks for the coment
I have a Steyr M95 and want a custom stock for it could you make one for it. Having a hard time finding someone to make it
The background music is too loud I can't hear what he is saying most of the time.
He built the machine ,and it makes gun stocks ,or anything else he locks in there for the tool to follow .What more do you need to hear ?
@@bruceshenkel6991 point is you turn it up to hear the prick and then bam your ear drums are shattered by the fucking music
@@blakebaumeister3859 I guess ,whatever ............
@@blakebaumeister3859 Then turn your volume down ....Watching is learning too..........DUH ..........complain complain ,you sound like a democrat .Whine,whine ,whine............
@@bruceshenkel6991 yeah thanks dip shit, it’s the fact that you turn it up to hear the guy and then all of a sudden out of nowhere the music comes in way fucking loud, because his Levels are all fucked up
Please the name of the wood
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where can i buy it
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Como é o nome dessa máquina
Which wood do you use to make your copies? do you laminate your own copies
i use tulip wood or any other cheep hard woods that are available, i do use birch ply laminated blanks at times
if I take 1/4 birch plywood and roll it to get the right thickness, that's possible@@sp187able
How much does it cost
Exelent job, nice, seriously, I have a question for you, how many rpm and hp have this cnc? I'll appreciate a lot your answer
hi first it is not a cnc machine that is me operating it by hand . it is a 3hp 24000 rpm motor .
i built the machine myself & it is covered by copyright