CHECKERING TOOLS

Part 1 of a series of videos dedicated to beginner checkering tips and tricks.
I am a certified and practicing gunsmith, doing so as a hobby, and these videos are for entertainment and educational purposes only.
Gunsmithing and restoring old firearms is a lot of fun and challenging. It can also be dangerous to you or bystanders if proper function checks and safety protocols are not followed.
Please seek out a professional gunsmith in your area if you are unsure of anything related to your firearms. Stay safe kids.

[@stpierreno]

look forward to the next one

[@richardhutchinson4016]

Thanks for the tips. Looking forward to the next checkering video. I have always been frustrated with my results, maybe I just need more practice?

[@mikegeros625]

Good shit, keep it up.
Have built quite a few stocks and getting them checkered was impossible/expensive.
Decided to have a go at it myself.
Steep learning curve did you say?
I have done 3 stocks now. Started with a crappy one and it came out pretty bloody good for a first attempt.
Second one came out near perfect so was confident enough to do one of my best stocks and really happy with the results.
Takes ages especially with the blunt gunline shit. (at least it got me started)
Very satisfying ( therapeutic almost ) work.
Keen as to do more but will wait till I get some better gear.
Cheers.

[@curtandquincey7745]

In the flesh. Good morning.

[@johngaltman]

Everything I do requires magnifying glasses..