Hatchet-Jack
54 Cal.
4th coat
Haven't taken any pictures yet. I will post some as soon as I can. If I carry it outside to get a picture now it would be yellow in about five minutes with this pollen.Like to see it. Do you have some pics on another post?
Looking good! The colors are really coming out. I think mine is on the fourth coat too. Spent well over an hour on the first coat after watching Mike Brooks, on the NRMLA video, talk about how long it takes rubbing it in for the first coat. It kept soaking it up so I kept rubbing it in.4th coat
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Mine did the same on the first coat. Are you burnishing or rubbing with steel wool between coats? I haven't yet.Looking good! The colors are really coming out. I think mine is on the fourth coat too. Spent well over an hour on the first coat after watching Mike Brooks, on the NRMLA video, talk about how long it takes rubbing it in for the first coat. It kept soaking it up so I kept rubbing it in.
I burnished mine after the first coat with a piece of wood dowel, like the Kibler video. I have been applying the oil with white scotch brite (equivalent to 0000 steel wool) rubbing it in. After the applying the first coat, all by coats have been applied sparingly ( little goes a long way). Have not burnished between coats since the first.Mine did the same on the first coat. Are you burnishing or rubbing with steel wool between coats? I haven't yet.
Just snapped a photo of mine, it was dry enough to hold.Mine did the same on the first coat. Are you burnishing or rubbing with steel wool between coats? I haven't yet.
Looking good!
Thanks!Looking good!
Thank you!I’ve been following along with your build. You're doing an awesome job! It’s really looking nice!
FancyJim, great job! What grade maple is the stock?
Glad you're enjoying it and thank you!Really enjoying this thread and the pics. Thanks for sharing the process with us.
Thanks!Wow! That short starter is nice!!
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