Some shots of hand carving I've been working on. Started out as CNC incised carving on the Woodsrunner kit.
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Some shots of hand carving I've been working on. Started out as CNC incised carving on the Woodsrunner kit.
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Hi Jim, do you sell any wood carving patterns for the colonial rifle of that era? Or do you know where I can get them.?
Thanks John Machado
That looks great, Jim! Did you finish with the rest of the carving? Do you have more photos?
I am a novice at carving but I may be able to do this by following the CNC layout and relieving the correct areas to the proper depths as identified by the CNC “shadow” lines. Does that sound right?
PLEASE CONSIDER DOING CARVING ON SMR WOULD BE A GREAT SELLER IM IN FOR ONE THANKS DAVE
Hi was wondering if you all planned on having your open house this year?? Hope so been really wanting to see the operation of how you make these beautiful rifles at!! Thank you!!
Hi was wondering if you all planned on having your open house this year?? Hope so been really wanting to see the operation of how you make these beautiful rifles at!! Thank you!!
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