Straightening, Reaming, and Polishing Hand Forged Barrel
This went...slower than expected. It sits at 40cal right now, and I think I’m going to leave it there instead of continuing on to 45 cal.
This went...slower than expected. It sits at 40cal right now, and I think I’m going to leave it there instead of continuing on to 45 cal.
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I loving coming back and watching this series. So much fun
@veteranironoutdoors8320
2 жыл бұрын
Yeah I need to get back into the forge and start working on it again.
Good deal. Glad you were able to salvage enough of the barrel to make a pistol or two. Keep up the good work
This is getting more awesome, with every video! Good show Jared 😀⚒️❤️👍🍺
@drason69
4 жыл бұрын
FIRST, again. 🤣
Wow Jared, this has turned out to be an awesome project. Great job!! Wayne
Dude, you are simply awesome ! you have a new fan from Brazil.
The use of a flap hone ( a slit rod with abrasive cloth wrapped around it) would have been a lot less expensive but would have likely taken more time. By wrapping a long piece of abrasive it can apply pressure to make it cut faster. spray lube works to help clear the material as it is removed. Very respectable quality of workmanship. Keep up the great videos.
You're really keeping this an interesting process.
Looking good even with that wiggle I’d bet it will be fine
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