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Huben Huben GK1 .22: A Beginner's Journey to a DIY Mini Carbine

Changed the mount from BR now a left folder with a quick release thanks to BR and Andrew

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Converting a Ski Pole to a Stock!

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I knew I was going to cut the sticks at the portion where it would be a uniform diameter, altho the black and white portions obviously have different diameters.

I designed the mounting block in several pieces.

The first was a piece to attach to the pole:

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The side blocks would be threaded to 6-32 for set screws to lock to the pole.




This interface bracket would then mount to a bracket that would clamp to a picatinny rail:

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The picatinny clamp portion:

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I designed the block to exactly reciprocate the shape of the picatinny tower (red outline).

2x6-32 screws would pass through the smaller clamp block into the body of the main block, which would be threaded (Yellow arrows).

The little green block sits exactly between 2 slots of the picatinny rail to prevent the block from sliding up and down the pic rail.




So, off they went to the printer.
I bonded to pole mount to the clamping block with Tap Plastics Acrylic cement--literally melts the plastic into 1 solid piece.

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Mounted up with the pole:

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Hi all! Back after some traveling.

DIY Ski Pole Stock, Mark 1

Next I designed the shoulder interface portion:

This was actually the most complex thing I had designed thus far.

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I went for a J shape, which is channeled to accept some rubber gasket I had laying around the shop. Then there is the tube interface portion with the set screw mounts. And finally the wing between the pole interface and the J in order to stabilize the J.




Off the printer:

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Added the gasketing, stuck it on there with some hot glue:

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Cut the poles to the appropriate length:



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Added a little heatshrink to cover up the white portion of the pole, and I give you my adjustable length pic mount stock made from a ski pole:

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