sks CNC 3D gun stock

[wood800]

played around in the shop today, rough prototype, should have it complete this week, used maple wood

 

[wood800]

more pics

 

[wood800]

more

 

[wood800]

more

 

[gallen270]

is it inlaid? looks really good.

 

[nate18]

nice

 

[THX-1138]

do you have a pre-built CNC machine you did that work on, or one of the home built CNC machines that you put a router into?

 

[lmar]

Whoa!!

For "rough" it looks pretty good.

I like the layout and flow of the "lines".1

Waiting for the finished product.

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[wood800]

I used a solid chunk of maple wood, i have a CNC FADAL machining center at my home shop, i have 30in-16in travel. This is just a prototype, can change anything i want, plan on making a dragonov style one next.

 

[Juster]

Keep up the good work. Other materials would be fun too.

 

[Stevo]

Will you machine do the inletting, too?

 

[wood800]

i will be doing the inletting tommorow, and yes my machine will be doing that also. I usualy cut aluminum but wood is cool, my shop smelled so nice!

 

[shortandlong]

ever think about doing a one for an svt

 

[wood800]

I have a sks-d, so it was just a mater of ripping it apart and taking measurements, not familiar with the svt, i would have to get my hands on one

 

[heavyBullet]

We really need some kind of wood / carpenter forum. There are a few guys here who are great wood workers. This reminds me of Bob's thread on his stock making.

Great job, looking forward to the finished product.

 

[scruffee]

really nice cant wait to see the end results

 

[mardig88]

are you thinking about producing it in big quantities?
i'm sure that the canadian market with all the SKS floating around could absorb a pretty big number

 

[Sir Jake]

That stock looks ###y, can't wait to see it finished

 

[wood800]

i spent like 2 hrs messing with the design, any suggestions

 

[Spcamno]

You have good taste!

I think your stock looks great and I know you did a lot of research as well saw you reply to the thread on thumbhole stock.

I really like the pics on post#3 but remember the poster said its not comfortable to shoot so I think the ###iest stock will be this one:

And yours looks pretty much the same:

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=403110

Please post process on your work since I am really interested in your work!

Forgot to ask: Will you be using iron sight or scope?If you prepare to add scope you might want to consider a higher comb or add a cheek rest.

Cheers