PatriotX Member Gold Supporter Joined Mar 5, 2014 Messages 4,060 Reaction score 11,017 Location Midwest Sep 13, 2020 #1 I couldn’t leave these alone. Is there a “Repairing S&W Stocks for Dummies” manual anywhere?
P Protocall_Design Member Joined Jan 16, 2010 Messages 6,954 Reaction score 16,100 Location Kansas City area Sep 13, 2020 #2 You did OK to get that many wood carving tools for $5, but they look a bit flimsy. They are not checkering tools.
You did OK to get that many wood carving tools for $5, but they look a bit flimsy. They are not checkering tools.
chief38 Member Bronze Supporter Joined Apr 4, 2006 Messages 19,613 Reaction score 31,102 Sep 13, 2020 #3 Once you get some proper checkering tools start practicing on trashed grips (stocks) until you get proficient. No sense in mucking up descent ones. What you bought are Gouges and cutting tools - not checkering tools from what I see from here.
Once you get some proper checkering tools start practicing on trashed grips (stocks) until you get proficient. No sense in mucking up descent ones. What you bought are Gouges and cutting tools - not checkering tools from what I see from here.
OP PatriotX Member Gold Supporter Joined Mar 5, 2014 Messages 4,060 Reaction score 11,017 Location Midwest Sep 13, 2020 #4 Thanks for the input, my experience with wood carving peaked with toothpicks. I’ll keep looking for some checkering tools.
Thanks for the input, my experience with wood carving peaked with toothpicks. I’ll keep looking for some checkering tools.
H Hondo44 Member Platinum User Joined Oct 3, 2007 Messages 19,225 Reaction score 21,060 Location California Sep 14, 2020 #5 Most people buy one or two handles and different checkering tips that are interchangeable. There's sources for checkering instruction, just google.
Most people buy one or two handles and different checkering tips that are interchangeable. There's sources for checkering instruction, just google.