Really enjoyed that, you sir are talented. Can't imagine how it would have turned out if you had two good knees!
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Homemade Stock II
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John, that is some really beautiful craftsmanship, you have some mad skills! Wonderful written steps that inform and detail the great pics.
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WOW, you are blessed to possess such skill & talent. Loved the process photos. Heck, I can't even make a decent paper airplane. 
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Very nice Johnny !
It's wicked nice, feels great, you should be proud, I am !
-- Sincerely Your Bro Dave
It's wicked nice, feels great, you should be proud, I am !
-- Sincerely Your Bro Dave
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Beautiful, that's some sweet work. Curiosity, how many hours do you have invested in the project?
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One of the best posts I've read on an American Airgun forum in a very long time.
Not only well documented with text and pictures but done by a true Craftsman. Your woodworking skills are truly impressive.
What really struck a chord with me is the fact that I had total knee replacement surgery a year ago and can't imagine being in the shop for as long as this took during your recovery!
I am impressed on many levels! Well done.
Not only well documented with text and pictures but done by a true Craftsman. Your woodworking skills are truly impressive.
What really struck a chord with me is the fact that I had total knee replacement surgery a year ago and can't imagine being in the shop for as long as this took during your recovery!
I am impressed on many levels! Well done.
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A very impressive woodworking project that is absolutely stunning in every respect. That wood deserved your talent and thoughtful accoutrements.
NICELY done!!
Mike
NICELY done!!
Mike
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John, when you have your other knee worked on let me know. I need a custom stock for my TX-200 … that I haven’t even ordered yet ….. but will if you make me a stock. Lol
Seriously nice work. Steve C look out, there’s a new sheriff in town … and he has the hat for it.
Seriously nice work. Steve C look out, there’s a new sheriff in town … and he has the hat for it.
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Thank you for your compliment. I had intended to document the process for reference, as I would like to build a few more in the future. My issue in my post was to not get carried away showing photos that weren’t very interesting, or only meant something to me….I tend to get really engrossed in projects, and it really helps me ignore my pain. John
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