Just a little build here today of a special Redwolf, its the one year anniversary of the channel today, so thanks for a great year hopefully more stuff to come in the future. Thanks for watching.
I knew when you said you were building this for a friend that had passed, it had to be Mark. Although we had never met, we messaged back and forth via AGN. He was a great guy, a straight shooter and a wealth of information. He passed too early. ❤️ Kevin
I could watch stuff like this all day it's enthralling.my dad served his time as a turner (as they called it at Leyland motors) and I've always been fascinated by it. I have a red wolf but that looks ace 👍👍
Always in awe of people with lathe skill. Your workmanship is always exceptional and love how you explain every step along the way. You make it look and sound so easy to do haha
Wow , what a project and a stunning build , love the way you've both honoured mark with this project God knows he deserves it . It's the all new MARK'S ONE red wolf.
They can be, but for 95% of work the 3 jaw is just fine, the benefit of a 4 jaw comes in being able to dial parts in perfectly, whereas the you don't have that adjustment with the 3 jaw, this one isn't too bad, when using the master scroll its
Mark Chanana was a good friend to both of us & the shooting community at large Thank you for the tribute build , I am sure he would approve of the of the idea knowing him as I did
One of my Redwolf’s came from Mark so every time I shoot it I think it’s a tribute to him. He would of loved it ( as long as the right scope was put on it as we know he was a scope tart 😉) You and your Dad deserve the success the channel has achieved, I think they are the most professional video’s out there on airguns.
Three words Gentlemen 'Work of Art'! Where do I begin... First of all Happy New Year, and Happy 1st Anniversary, and congratulations! This is indeed a fine and fitting tribute to our absent friend, and one I have no doubt that he would treasure. Your master craftsmanship is always a pleasure to watch, and I could watch the mill and lathe work all day long, it's that satisfying! I especially enjoyed the production of the pic rail, and the shroud. And of course Dad's ridiculously awesome painting skills (I'll never forget his R-10 stock job, and this is just perfect!) This just makes we want to go out and buy a lathe and a mill, just for the cutting fun. But then I know I'd go through a tonne of metal and only have a huge pile of swarf to show for it at the end 😂 Many thanks again for sharing your awesome efforts with us, looking forward to more of the same over the coming year. Proud to call you my friends 😊👍
Happy Anniversary Jake and Geoff, my favorite channel out there. 👍Your skills never cease to amaze me. Truly a well thought out design of the shroud and color scheme, a fine tribute to Mark. I certainly miss our weekly chats. Can't wait to see what you have planned for the next year, keep up the good work.. Cheers, Dave
Well done on your first year love your content, I have a challenge for you, can you come up with a way to tension the barrel linners on the impact m3 been racking my brains on a way to do this on the standard chassis the gun needs a stiffer barrel the carbon liners and harmonic shrouds help but it needs a tentioning system that’s simple to implement
Fantastic tribute - a unique build for a unique guy, and i love you and your dad had a hand in it together. Mark would have loved it, and even more so showing it off to people. Outstanding.
cracking work m8 I like it very much but if it was Welsh flag dragon in red hay!!! I'd be afraid to touch it or move it .great work there Mark would love it well done ...
Cheers really appreciate that, its a shame he didn't get to see it finished, but I am sure he would have liked it. Might have to squeeze a couple of flags on the next one, Thanks for watching.
Really enjoying your videos. Quality in craftsmanship and video production. I'm assuming that Mark was Spray1lMark off AGF. One of his last posts was to me about GRS Dreamline stocks being available outside of South Africa. Well I got one this week!
I think they said it was undeclared firearm parts, I am guessing it went through the Xray and flagged up on the computer, the box wasn't opened so I am guessing it was just an automated rejection. Mark and another fella Pete were then ones who sent it though, so I am not exactly sure. Thanks for watching.
