Guys like him are a dying breed...home/shade tree mechanics capable if not only doing their own work but also designing the specific tools to facilitate it...
@@thangquocnguyenmdp WHEN YOU HAVE TO TURN DOWN THE VOLUME, THAT IS NOT GOOD, WE DON'T WATCH GUN VIDS, AND EXPECT TO WATCH A SILENT MOVIE,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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@@blakebaumeister3859 Then turn your volume down ....Watching is learning too..........DUH ..........complain complain ,you sound like a democrat .Whine,whine ,whine............
@@bruceshenkel6991 yeah thanks dip shit, it’s the fact that you turn it up to hear the guy and then all of a sudden out of nowhere the music comes in way fucking loud, because his Levels are all fucked up
It's also very monotonous and that makes it very irritating and hard to concentrate on the video information. This kind of subject is what I love about the internet, and I don't want to seem like a dick, but I run into these music issues constantly, and the video producers seem oblivious. I use the mute feature more than any other control.
Great stuff! Would love a left hander for my CZ 452. Can`t help thinking how much more bearable the task would be with a pair of ear defenders and a dust mask... EH??? Cough!!!
@@sp187able Thanks for your reply! It prompted me to watch all of the video and take a look at your website! I like what you do! And great prices! All the best.
Why nobody in my country do this????? In my country the people only knows to purchase from other countries, to have the excuse of saying " oh my friend this is so expensive because was made in Saturn....., oh was made by Darth Vader....etc." if I have a shop and tools to do gunsmith work you can bet I do! The laws on guns in my country are the worst in the world !!! And if that isn't enough everything legal the prices are overwhelming!!!!
It’s a extraordinary machine, trying to find drawings of such a machine to try and build one, so far no joy. Must have watched this video a 100 times already
I went down the same path (trying to find drawings) in the end I watched a bunch of RU-vid vids and looked at pictures of Don Allen duplicators before I built mine, similar to what is pictured here. The machine is a lot more capable than I am however on the bright side for every mistake I make on it I also learn how to avoid it for the next stock.
Cool vid, it was an enjoyable to watch seeing what you do. Didn’t need the sound at all, just used these things called my eyes to take in all the information.
Ok Sir..I know what your doing is not rocket Science ..But I must say that we are all engineers in a way. Your work, which you make look simple, I call it art work. Those stocks are beautiful and that is why I always say some of us are engineers, and you Sir are an engineer in a craftsmen way...Thanks for an enjoyable Video.,...Canada
Wouldn't mind his router to make my own Remington .22 stock, it's been 34 years since I broke it splintering it in more than one place in hard to get at places. Haven't found anyone in NZ that does this kind of job yet.
Just stumbled on this by accident. Loved it! I bought on years ago and have it on a rimfire. It's brilliant and I love it to bits. Great fun finishing it too.
For all you complainers about the music grow up... the content/process itself is interesting enough to warrant ignoring it/turning it down until he speaks, Really interesting Stephen, maybe you could cover a video on your finishing process's/options?
Liked the video, but the background music sucks, I wonder who picked it, volume way to high, Wear the mike when you speak. It would be nice to hear what you are saying, it's as important as what you are doing. I didn't subscribe for those reasons.
hi it was the first video that i have ever made , a good friend of mine did the camera work for me & did the editing , yes the in the next video i will be wearing a mike the music was their to damp down the sound of the extraction & the noise that the cutters make when they are being run at a production pace so point taken thanks
Tienes que encontrar la manera de darle un acabado más suave con una fresa redondeada de piedra suave desde la moldeadora. La lijadora de cinta es muy agresiva y no respeta las formas. La ligados circular es más suave y debiera ser para dar el acabado con un papel de lija muy fino. Está muy bueno el proyecto. Ojalá encontraras a alguien que te hiciera un software, y añadieras algunos solenoides que hagan el trabajo físico de tu brazo.
Súper, ojalá y pudiera vender algunas culatas para Mexico, aquí es muy difícil de conseguir para algunos rifles y escopetas, y en Cozumel Mexico más. Nosotros estamos en esta isla hermosa de Mexico.
Amazing machine, no doubt...however...get rid of the hideous music so one can hear that wonderful accent of yours and edit down the vid to 15 minutes maybe less. I doubt anyone watches the entire thing...😜...and BTW...just a thought, why wast time with the plywood? 🤔
Stephen, you have done a wonderful job making that four-axis profile copying router. I am impressed by the quality of the work you produce. But (there's always a "but", isn't there?) are you considering the next step, and driving that excellent machine with four CNC stepper motors? The software to control them is readily available, the parts are quite inexpensive (see Banggood in China for one source), and for a few dollars/pounds you can have your existing templates scanned and digitised, which means that if you need to make an (a) or a (b) or a (z), all you need do is call up the appropriate file from a computer, press "Enter", and stand back while the machine does all the work, extremely accurately, as many times as you want, and doesn't miss any bits.. If you invest a few quid now you can greatly improve your productivity, and hence profitability. Imagine putting a blank in the machine and walking away to finish sand a stock or two while the machine cuts new, finely-finished stocks all by itself. You would have to invest a very little bit of time in changing cutters, because having tool-changing machinery costs a lot more, and so you would need to run a number of separate programs to run (say) three separate passes. This might be roughing with a two-flute, square-ended cutter, followed by one pass with perhaps a quarter-inch ball-ended cutter, followed by another pass with an eighth-inch ball mill, which would would give you highly dimensionally accurate products that need minimal sanding. The software sorts out the tool paths for each pass. You would need four very low power spindle motors, a controller, four ball screw drive rails to make the motion happen, and the software. Given your obvious fabrication skills, making those modifications would be no challenge for you, and the conversion would not disable your machine during its construction; it would be business as usual combined with a *huge* leap in output. The amateur (and professional) CNC society will give you all the help you need. Or have you been told all this already, and have decided it's not for you? Either way, I wish you good fortune; may you live long and prosper.AA
hi i looked at all the cnc options to me . i have even looked at bringing on in from china this year with the atc on it +the rotary table & the big 9 hp spindle motor . having the stocks scand is an expensive job in the uk with all the different inlets that i have . + i do a lot of bespoke stocks whear i use different parts of old stocks to make new patterns up. besides that too long to carve a stock on a cnc machine . it would be ok if they were multi spindle ones , the ones i have looked at are not good enough for the money
After a bit of cajoling Steve did a left hander in Forest Green laminate for my Sako Quad Varmint. Cracking stock and gives me a lot more control than the the original synthetic one . Had it for over a year now and still very pleased with it.
