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New wedgeplates ('cause I can't spell escutcheons) for the scrap Gemmer stock. I didn't like the brass...couldn't make them flat...bought some 1/8th barstock...like 'em better. Steel dust sure makes the hands dirty. On the weather front...the snow is almost gone, Chilly in Knoxville
 
today i turned a big rectangle of wood into a pile of dust and shavings.
ended up with a long rounded piece of curvy walnut with brass accents. every time i start one of these things its like I have never done it before. I start to sweat and all of a sudden, there is hope starting to peek out of the wood. I absolutely love the process!. Maybe it will be done in time for spring turkey!
now if i could only catch that slob that makes a mess of my work space!
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There’s a beautiful gun stock inside that hunk of walnut, waiting for you to get her out!
 
New wedgeplates ('cause I can't spell escutcheons) for the scrap Gemmer stock. I didn't like the brass...couldn't make them flat...bought some 1/8th barstock...like 'em better. Steel dust sure makes the hands dirty. On the weather front...the snow is almost gone, Chilly in Knoxville
Knoxville huh? I’m just a bit north of you in the Jacksboro area. Small world.
 
I'm making western and eastern red cedar charcoal for testing purposes only. Taking a break from the ugly rifle build for a spell. I have a CVA Mountaineer coming from Gunbroker if it ever gets here. Gotta get some more balls cast for projectiles and to go in the tumbler.
 


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