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Tactical Turtle, thank you for checking out our channel, we appreciate your support. You’re right, l’ve done that too and it works well.

Thank you so much Matt and welcome to the tribe! I’m glad you enjoyed this video, we have big plans for more on the subject coming soon.

@@StockmanOriginal I guess I'd do better scrim if I wore my kilt. Clan Buchanan here 🤘🎩🥄🤘

@@woodsbones Absolutely! So happy to have you in our tribe!

Wow Evan, that’s the coolest thing ever. I have worked on just about every kind of ivory there is except for Narwhal. Cherish it forever.

Thank you so much Alessandro!

Thank you Rushchaser!

Thanks Lee, yeah I kinda surprised myself with how tight it fits- quite pleased.

Thank you my friend.

Thank you Fouroakscrafts, I appreciate that.

@@StockmanOriginal I made some wooden grips (Zebrawood) for a police officer for a small 38 special. It's not easy. That ivory looks fantastic!

@fouroakscrafts7240 Oh, l bet those came out wicked nice!

Thanks YorkshireJoinery, I had intended to pop a few rounds off but something is goofy with the gun and only two chambers fired. Now I have to go in and figure that out.🤔🥴

Thank you very much Lucas!

Thank you JoseyWales, I’m very pleased with the outcome.

Thanks Joe, there’s one thing off my bucket list.

Thank you Ashley, I appreciate your support.

Plainnpretty, thank you so much. It was a tricky project but worked out well.

Thanks Willys, I’ll just let them do their thing. Being on a black powder pistol it shouldn’t take long.😁

Thank you Janson, I appreciate that! You take care as well, and say hello to “Special Guest Willy” for me.

@@StockmanOriginal will do :)

Thanks Scott, I think the ivory is so beautiful in itself that for this gun it’s enough. If it was a fancy engraved piece I might have stepped it up a notch.

Thank you Cipherzeroactual!

Thank you Roberteddy, I appreciate that.

Thank you so much Samuell, it’s nice to have more carvers in our tribe!!

Thanks William, it worked out well. I’ll try to get a video out tomorrow to show how it came out.

Hello Shawn, thanks for being part of our little tribe here. Where are you located? Red maples are pretty common here in New England.

P.S. They are also known as “ swamp maples “😉

Thank you Bruder, we’re so happy to have in our tribe!👍🏼

Thank you Thomas, we appreciate your support! Welcome to the tribe!😀

Thanks Josey Wales! Cool that you caught this for your namesake carried a brace of these in shoulder holsters in the movie!🤔😁

Thank you Denis, I’m pretty pleased with it so far. The hard part is done so it won’t take long now.

Hello Brian, thanks for checking in. I just stumble across it in antique shops or people find out l’m a scrimshander and bring me stuff. You can’t really just go looking for it.

Thank you Plainnpretty, it won’t be long now.

Thanks for checking it out 57 Willys. I have a Ruger single six also and when I was in Alaska I got some whale bone which I turned into grips. And yeah, I belled them out pretty good.

Thank you Lee!

Thank you so much my friend, it’s always nice to hear from you. I hope all is well with you, take care.

Thank you Lucas, I appreciate that. No, I didn’t make my glasses but l’ve repaired them enough to claim l made them.🥴I think I will be making a replacement soon though.

I’ve made a lot of gunstocks and pistol grips over the years, but I’ve never tried a one piece grip. I have a reproduction 1860 Army Colt that’s a good candidate…maybe bone or stag…🤔

Thanks Scott, that was the toughest part. The shaping shouldn’t take too long now.

@@StockmanOriginal you're the master!

Thank you Ashley, that was the hard part. I should be able to shape them up pretty soon.

Hello Christopher, thank you for checking out our channel, we appreciate your support. The tools l used for detailing the pipe are scrapers and gravers that l made from old files. They are very similar to what I use for ivory and antlers. We have a video on tools and techniques for scrimshaw that show them in greater detail, you might want to check that out. Also there’s a video on carving a little gnome out of antler that will help explain the process better for you. Thanks again, be well.

Thank you Barbybushcraft.

Hey AdirondackBuzzard , thanks for checking us out. That sounds like a good way to harvest your bark. Birch are such a northern tree and it seems like a southern climate is pushing its way up to us, l don’t think they appreciate it much. I need to collect some bark and I hope l didn’t miss the peel. It’s a small window of opportunity compared to other trees.

Nodemever, thank you so much for checking out our channel and welcome to the tribe!! Coming from someone with your experience l take that as an extreme compliment, thank you so much!

Hello John, thanks for checking out our channel. That’s a good idea and I would have done that but it wasn’t yet peeling season when I made those and the chalk line wasn’t showing up on the rough bark very well.

Thank you Pat!

Thank you so much Simon for checking out our channel!! Welcome to the tribe!!

Hello Del, thanks for checking out our channel, we appreciate your support. Wow, l’m surprised that you still have access to those, I just haven’t seen any for so long. Thank you for your offer but I’m all set, but lordy I used the heck out of those in years past.😀