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    Explaination Please and what age did you start building?

    They should call this the "ETFH" Entry thimble from HELL. LOL For a first timer it PITA. Still have to go lower.
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    Explaination Please and what age did you start building?

    Why in the world am I looking up barrels and I'm not even half way done building the my first? It's been a real bugger this past week with that entry thimble, and think I may screw it up still. Been thinking 20ga pistol for rabbit hunting since we dont have a lot of rabbits. Now finding...
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    Sterling Silver Mounted Scabbard

    Well I glad that wasn't a oops. I've seen guys misspell there own name at times. You do some fine work, it's pleasing to even my untrained eyes. And you know the old saying Art is in the eye of the beholder. The lines on both those swords are very nice.
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    Sterling Silver Mounted Scabbard

    should I say I know absolutely nothing about swords and scabbards. would have guess the Button goes towards the body but he could be left handed. Will say it is a work of art for sure, and my hat is off to the men that put that together.
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    Sterling Silver Mounted Scabbard

    What no picture with it in the scabbard? There was some fine work put into those! :hatsoff: I guess your replacing your electric hedge trimmer this year? It's going to be a heck more fun using that on the hedges. :rotf: Looking more at the pictures isn't the button suppose to be on the...
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    TOW Bucks County Rifle Kit Update

    Your doing more good in this build than you probably know Mr. B. :hatsoff:
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    TOW Bucks County Rifle Kit Update

    OH no you don't, if it was not for you doing that video I would not be building, and I'm sure I won't be the only building because of it. You keep it up Mr. B. patches and all as long as it the true to what it takes to get thru one. Seems like I read somewhere: a master does not make...
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    TOW Bucks County Rifle Kit Update

    Here I thought you were going to show us how the gun flipped around on the drill press. You were using a Hand drill. :nono: Mr. B. I love your dog Beau. He's like "Are you done yet"..."how about now". I used a hand drill to drill the lock bolt. Wish I had not done that. Not going to hand...
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    Turkey Call

    I know what ya mean about yaken it up. I tell newbies call like you have 10 grizzly bears in the woods with you can they eat turkey hunters. My Dad that is the one call he used 99.5% of the time and kilt quite a few using it in heavly hunted public land. His was made out of aluminum tubing...
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    TOW Bucks County Rifle Kit Update

    The anticipation of #24 is killing me if you got the wreck on video. Watching the videos sure make me more motivated to work on my build more. I'm almost up to a full toothpick worth of wood a day now. Mr. B Dont ever install Jaeger thimbles, what a PITA.
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    Bucks County Patchbox fitted

    You'll get it whipped Mr. B. I can't wait to read the article, when you get-R-Done.
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    recrowning help

    Best ways are different for differnet people depending on eqpt. Larry potter field has videos on You tube doing a couple. I used a 11" disk sander and plan on coning. There is a coning post on here that was well written.
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    Pecatonica River Blunderbuss

    That there is PRETTY. :thumbsup:
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    Burst Barrel

    cold chisel thru the top of the barrel 12" from the muzzle is my guess if we are just speculating.
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    Dovetails and breach plug

    Ohio and Bird dog are right, took me a LLLLOOOONNNNNGGGG time getting the pattend breech plug in using a file and inletting black. OH and it held me up doing mine finding a die for the threads to clean up the breech plug, which I think is half the cost of having them do it for you.
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    Dovetails and breach plug

    First timer to first timer, I was scared to do mine, but using Mr. B's Video Had a good idea and the dove tails were a breeze. The breech I used had 8 sides to line up and was pain but came out good. I'd do it it again. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ir8roD-cVg and the dove tails...
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    Recovery...sort of

    well if your not going to put the plate on top to cover the patch. get one of these mini ratchet screw drivers. http://www.wayfair.com/Trademark-Global-Deluxe-Mini-Ratchet-Screwdriver-Socket-Set-75-2580-TMK1760.html and the hex head drill bit...
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    ram rod hole suggestions

    A 3/8" steel rod from the hardware store and tap on it with a hammer making a burr on the edge scraped the channel and hole just fine. just make sure to start with a small burr so it fits. I did not harden the steel because I knew I was not going to get the right size the first time. I like...
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    Bad day in the shop

    Mr. B, I was re-watching either 21-22 and your patch box hinge plate is just the right size. to lay flat on the stock instead of inside the box, if your hinge opens enough. I would shape it a bit put some brass round head screws to hold it and file them flush for a permement attachment.
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    Bad day in the shop

    You know that is heartbreaking but your patch should be fine. You just need a brass inlay there now after you get the wood flush. Probably use a full size toe plate blank and scallop the bottom. Now you just need to look around and see if its PC from the guys for the bucks or Liegh county...
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