I made this stock cover for my new Henry. Cartridge loops took a couple tries to get right.
Here is my wet case tumbler I built. It has agitators inside the tumbler barrel to keep the brass moving. I have run 500 9mm cases with 5# of stainless-steel pins, warm water, Dawn liquid, and Lemi-Shine.
I was amazed on how close your build is to the first version of mine. I later rebuilt mine to take up less space.
Been working on a new hunting blind. Started as an old flat bed off of a ‘68 or ‘69 Chevy pickup. 7’ X 9’ X 6 1/2’ tall. The wife and I got it set up today. Next to get it covered in sheet iron, then get the windows ordered and installed. By next fall, it will have a propane heater and burner.
Very nice! Going to be a real comfortable blind.
That’s the plan. I made the entry door big enough to get a recliner in there. Add a solar charger and Wi-Fi and I won’t have to head to cabin for lunch and a nap.
Love that plan! I have office chairs in mine. Been known to take a nap or two when reclined.
I buy the ViceGrips and cut the bottom stud off and slot the plate so I can bolt them down with bolts and tee nuts. I drilled and tapped holes in my mill vice so I can machine on small parts. The story on the red and black vacuum is my wife broke the cheap plastic hinge, so I made a new one out of aluminum. The tricky
part was the installation of the pins. They are two pieces put in place before the hinge was placed into the vacuum and then moved into the pivot holes and held in place by set screws. I made wrench holders by drilling and slotting (on a band saw) square tubing.
