I am very impressed with your technique and attention to detail! I can hardly wait for my turn for TRS to finally get mine delivered and on your bench!
Nice job...thanks. For walnut, I like a black filler (Filla-In-A-Bag), orange or reddish brown dye, and BLO tinted with alkanet root powder. Use varnish if a shiny or more durable finish is needed.
Enjoyed the video as usual Ben. Just curious why you don't use traditional eighties century finishes. And glad your little girl is around. She just adds to the video. TC
Depends on what I’m going for. In this case, the color I was going for to match years of use was best achieved using the stains shown. Truoil is sorta a modern / period finish as it has elements of both. Hands down it is more weather hardy as far as wear and tear goes. Just my methods however. One of many I use. Thanks for watching!
The pure form is very dangerous.This is a very diluted form of it and I don’t sand it for all it worth. However, not for everyone. Just sharing my methods.
Thanks for sharing. I appreciate your videos, which is why I want you to be with us for as long as possible ! God bless you and your family @@HoffmanReproductions
Yes just oil is always an option. Colors on originals varied from light amber yellow to almost black. I chose a shade in the middle as it is a color I’ve seen on originals.
That came out great 🤠 thank you for sharing your technique.
Thank you! Welcome!
I am very impressed with your technique and attention to detail! I can hardly wait for my turn for TRS to finally get mine delivered and on your bench!
Thank you! Appreciate the support!
Absolutely Beautiful!
Thank you!
Nice job...thanks. For walnut, I like a black filler (Filla-In-A-Bag), orange or reddish brown dye, and BLO tinted with alkanet root powder. Use varnish if a shiny or more durable finish is needed.
Nice! Thanks for sharing!
Good morning from Syracuse NY brother and I got a brown bess Smooth bore muzzleloader
Nice!
Yes I bought it from a friend for my Christmas present last year
maybe some day Track of the wolf will have the first model stocks back in stock and I will try this .Only been 3 years
Hopefully!
I used to hand engrave patch boxes and all the other metal furniture. Maybe I’ll get back into it, looks tempting
Nice! Lots of skill involved when engraving for sure.
Howdy from TEXAS 🎉🎉🎉
Enjoyed the video as usual Ben. Just curious why you don't use traditional eighties century finishes.
And glad your little girl is around. She just adds to the video.
TC
Depends on what I’m going for. In this case, the color I was going for to match years of use was best achieved using the stains shown. Truoil is sorta a modern / period finish as it has elements of both. Hands down it is more weather hardy as far as wear and tear goes. Just my methods however. One of many I use. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the info!
Sure, looks like it will be a dandy.!
Thank you!
After taking a long look at the MSDS for chromium trioxide, I'll never have it in my shop ! That dust is now in your shop, !!
The pure form is very dangerous.This is a very diluted form of it and I don’t sand it for all it worth. However, not for everyone. Just sharing my methods.
Thanks for sharing. I appreciate your videos, which is why I want you to be with us for as long as possible ! God bless you and your family
@@HoffmanReproductions
Thank you Sir. Appreciate the support!
I'm sure there is a lot worse in most shops and garages
Myself myself, I don't wall that stock.I would not use any Stain, I would use Lindsey loyal and that's it.
Yes just oil is always an option. Colors on originals varied from light amber yellow to almost black. I chose a shade in the middle as it is a color I’ve seen on originals.