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Checkering

#1 Post by Dellboy »

Fancy having a go at brightneting up some shotguns that are in the cabinet so checkering tools ..

Who uses what and where to buy them please ...

A case of recutting (cleaning) original checkering not cutting from scratch (yet )

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#2 Post by Ovenpaa »

I use a variety including Dembart and Ullman and I also make a lot of my own. They are mostly used to sharpen or tidy up as opposed to cutting from scratch.

EDIT - Just checked the prices and ouch they are expensive these days!
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I use gunline or dembart in the main the cutter are cheap enough and hold the edge well and cut however I use a fresh cutter on each new stock repointing they last longer
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I looked into this a couple of months ago, but finding them in the UK proved difficult and expensive.

In the end I've ended up buying a laser engraver which has had some limited success on my revolver grips, that and i can use it for a lot more for the same price as buying a started set of checkering equipment.

Would still love to get into proper checkering and engraving later down the line though.
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poll007 wrote:I looked into this a couple of months ago, but finding them in the UK proved difficult and expensive.

In the end I've ended up buying a laser engraver which has had some limited success on my revolver grips, that and i can use it for a lot more for the same price as buying a started set of checkering equipment.

Would still love to get into proper checkering and engraving later down the line though.
ive ordered some basic tools will post when they turn up laser engraver tell me more please
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where did you order from?

I've had a dembart kit on order from Brownells since october!
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bradaz11 wrote:where did you order from?

I've had a dembart kit on order from Brownells since october!

https://www.peterdyson.co.uk/acatalog/C ... TOOLS.html

Arrived today had a play this could take some time .....
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