Case Soddie and F&F
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Case Soddie and F&F
Just finished these up recently. Here's a before and after...
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Re: Case Soddie and F&F
Nice work!
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Re: Case Soddie and F&F
Glenn, great job. The differnce in look is outstanding. Very appealing
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Looks great Glenn.
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Re: Case Soddie and F&F
They look great Glenn! What did you use to cut the pockets for the bird's eye rivet?
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#goldpan wrote:They look great Glenn! What did you use to cut the pockets for the bird's eye rivet?
Just standard drills. I stepped them up slowly. As you may have found out, they can tear up the hole really easy.
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Very nice Glenn, as always. Are those both micarta? The top one canvas, and the bottom one burlap?
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Yes, good call! That was my first try with the burlap. I wasn't sure how it was going to finish out, but it was decent to work with.313 Mike wrote:Very nice Glenn, as always. Are those both micarta? The top one canvas, and the bottom one burlap?
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WOW!! Very NICE there Glenn..
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Re: Case Soddie and F&F
those look great, Glen!
I prefer the canvas micarta myself. Any chance for a pictorial tutorial on the birdseye rivets?
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I don't have anything prepared for that, and to be honest, my prep for those is still a work in progress, LOL. I do use standard drills right now, and step them up little by little.danno50 wrote:those look great, Glen!I prefer the canvas micarta myself. Any chance for a pictorial tutorial on the birdseye rivets?
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Yep I found that out. I was making my steps too big. When I changed tactics things got a lot better!glennbad wrote:Just standard drills. I stepped them up slowly. As you may have found out, they can tear up the hole really easy.#goldpan wrote:They look great Glenn! What did you use to cut the pockets for the bird's eye rivet?
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Re: Case Soddie and F&F
I agree, the micarta looks nice on a sod buster.
I did a sod buster a while back and didn't posted in the forum.
I didn't use a birds eye rivet, I just used a cutlers rivet and inlet enough room for the head of the rivet to set down in the handle.
I had to modify the rivet shank and cut off the female end a little bit so it was the right length, but it went together with no problem.
Am I missing something?
I did a sod buster a while back and didn't posted in the forum.
I didn't use a birds eye rivet, I just used a cutlers rivet and inlet enough room for the head of the rivet to set down in the handle.
I had to modify the rivet shank and cut off the female end a little bit so it was the right length, but it went together with no problem.
Am I missing something?
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Re: Case Soddie and F&F
He's referring to drilling out the spot for the rivet/birdseye head. Maybe we're making it more difficult, but it's easy to get blowout when drilling those holes.orvet wrote:I agree, the micarta looks nice on a sod buster.![]()
I did a sod buster a while back and didn't posted in the forum.
I didn't use a birds eye rivet, I just used a cutlers rivet and inlet enough room for the head of the rivet to set down in the handle.
I had to modify the rivet shank and cut off the female end a little bit so it was the right length, but it went together with no problem.
Am I missing something?
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Re: Case Soddie and F&F
Oh yeah, thanks everyone!
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