Got a new design in the works.

[ChristianSilver]

This will be a very interesting piece once complete.
Took delivery of my Curly maple, Padauk and African mahogany from Pa last week.
By far the best figured maple I’ve ever seen.

Black and green epoxy inlays on curly and mahogany, finishing will be black to bring out the figure and mint green dye.

This is one side cut, will keep track of progress with pictures.

 

[Shutstr8r]

Nice. Looks very good please keep us informed with progress posts.

—Darrell

 

[tommeboy]

What epoxy are you using? I used a lot from USComposites when I was building wood duck boats. And Raka.

 

[ELR LVR]

This will be a very interesting piece once complete.
Took delivery of my Curly maple, Padauk and African mahogany from Pa last week.
By far the best figured maple I’ve ever seen.

Black and green epoxy inlays on curly and mahogany, finishing will be black to bring out the figure and mint green dye.

This is one side cut, will keep track of progress with pictures.
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Looks cool
See about using some fine 24K gold flake in there
I have one stock painted in Midnight Sapphire with gold flake
pics don't do it justice without the proper lighting so its hard to convey online
because it just looks like a deep rich dark blue online
the gold is very subtle, don't take much, but, makes it pop that extra little bit

 

[ChristianSilver]

Looks cool
See about using some fine 24K gold flake in there
I have one stock painted in Midnight Sapphire with gold flake
pics don't do it justice without the proper lighting so its hard to convey online
because it just looks like a deep rich dark blue online
the gold is very subtle, don't take much, but, makes it pop that extra little bit

That looks very good, been tossing around ideas since thinking about the inlays.
I have ordered some pigments and will play around with several different shades of that. I definitely want the figure in this wood to show its remarkable grains.
Here’s some red and silver been tossing around with also.
I think it will all come together..

 

[ChristianSilver]

Off the CNC…
Making headway.

 

[ChristianSilver]

 

[ELR LVR]

Can you make your own specific designs with the inletted inlay?
Such as Flames or Lightning bolts? Letters etc? then fill in with the epoxy?

 

[ChristianSilver]

Yes sir, can do anything that anyone wanted on their stock.

 

[Steve h]

That green would be great for St. Patrick’s Day!!!

 

[ChristianSilver]

Depends what n who’s doing the pinching!

 

[ChristianSilver]

This one is coming along nicely.. got it dyed today.
Jose T. Will be the proud owner of this one…

 

[JLT]

Pictures do NOT do it justice. The figure in the maple is out of this world!

I'm going to wear a coat and tie when I shoot this stock....

 

[ChristianSilver]

We got this sealed today, laid on thick.
Wet sand Monday and apply clear coat.
Will receive a mint green candy overcoat as well.

 

[Steve h]

Fantastic!!!

 

[wywindsor]

Let me start by saying awesome work. And for the rest of us I'll say this that are interested in building a stock. I purchased a laminated blank from Richards. The stock was a blank with no inletting and needs final sanding. I have routers a mill and lathe. Plus the knowledge to make a custom stock. I have purchased tooling and other things to build the stock. With all that said I will be well over the price of one of these and countless hours of design. I will be on cloud 9 when I finish. Thanks for showing us your creativity . Threads like this are what drive us.

 

[CJ6]

If that stock doesn't bring out the IRISH in the owner nothing will.
That's beautiful

 

[ChristianSilver]

Thanks it’s very rewarding!

 

[JLT]

If that stock doesn't bring out the IRISH in the owner nothing will.
That's beautiful

Dig this . . .

The stock's future driver was born on St. Patrick's Day.

Born in Cuba, but on St. Patrick's Day . . .

 

[CJ6]

Bound to be a winner. That's Karma.