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Finishing the finish..
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https://www.facebook.com/knivdilla/videos/563973290792240?sfns=mo
Wildcat.
Turkish walnut and Cherry wood.
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This topic was modified 1 year ago by a Moderator.
The time and patience you put into your projects yields amazing results.
The time and patience you put into your projects yields amazing results.
The dark stalk is my favorite the lighter stalk is my other favorite lol nice work!
The dark stalk is my favorite the lighter stalk is my other favorite lol nice work!
Great job, GT! Care to share how many hours you have into those two stocks? Curious to know what a project like that would take in time. I realize it’s not about speed, but doing it right.
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This reply was modified 1 year ago by Bigragu.
Great job, GT! Care to share how many hours you have into those two stocks? Curious to know what a project like that would take in time. I realize it’s not about speed, but doing it right.
Thank you folks.
Bigragu: I do not count the hours. Just enjoying the process, but if you look at this as classic work, you will spend a week or two pr stock. But than again, I do this by hand and take the necessary time – not for a living of course.
edit: https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/fx-wildcat-custom-stock-ill-do-it-again/
The project in this thread says something about the time spent, but this was parallel to knife making, so not easy to measure time consumption…..
Thank you folks.
Bigragu: I do not count the hours. Just enjoying the process, but if you look at this as classic work, you will spend a week or two pr stock. But than again, I do this by hand and take the necessary time - not for a living of course.
edit: https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/fx-wildcat-custom-stock-ill-do-it-again/
The project in this thread says something about the time spent, but this was parallel to knife making, so not easy to measure time consumption.....
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