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January 01/26/20, 09:11:42 AM

Offline Rebel SS

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Winchester restoration
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January 01/26/20, 10:07:33 AM Reply #1

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Re: Winchester restoration
Quote from: Rebel SS on January 01/26/20, 09:11:42 AM

Like watching these. Saw this one just the other day. There are a bunch on the UTube.  Some guys are a lot better then others.  :happy1:
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Cooking over a open fire is all fun and games until someone losses a wiener!
January 01/26/20, 11:16:58 AM Reply #2

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Re: Winchester restoration
He did do some nice stock work, sanding and mixing that with the epoxy. I guess most folks that do any woodwork know that, I usually mix it with Elmer's wood glue, but....:happy1:
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