Inletting the Action - Making a Military Rifle Stock Part 3

Rakum Projects منتشر شده در تاریخ 1402/01/01

11.2 هزار بار بازدید - پارسال - Continuing on with my series

Continuing on with my series on making a military rifle stock from scratch, I'm inletting for the action. The goal is to only remove a small amount of material at a time, resulting in a snug fit of the action in the stock. It's a tedious progress involving many test fits along the way. Most of the inletting is done with a plunge router and is fine tuned by hand with chisels. Lipstick is applied the action before it is inserted into the stock blank to show the areas that are touching and need to be removed. After the action is fully at depth, epoxy bedding is applied to select areas to ensure that the action is a tight fit within the stock. Once the basic action is fitted, select parts are added such as the trigger and side plate and then inlet for.

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00:00 Intro
02:02 First cuts
08:39 Progress check #1
09:09 Continued inletting
18:12 Progress check #2
18:33 Comparing stocks
19:14 Trigger slot & screws
22:40 Lipstick
23:38 Rear tang
26:23 Removing the boards
27:47 Almost at full depth
28:44 Barrel channel revisited
30:35 Progress check #3
30:52 Fine tuning
32:42 Bedding
34:05 Epoxy
39:51 Trigger
42:16 Side plate
45:36 Wrap up/next steps

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