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I SO need a Mill

Would have taken a couple of minutes to make this…

But all I have is a stinkin dremel and it took forever… At least the bushings will be easy (relativly).

Damn you WOK with your 2240 and full length shroud !!!

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quote knifemaker:

Looks good there YN! shame you don’t live a little closer. I have a spare Mill that needs a new home! 😀

Cost me $800 to drive my truck to Florida and back in Feb…. And your roughly the same distance so thats not cost effective otherwise I’d jump all over that !

How big of a Mill is it?

Looks good there YN! shame you don’t live a little closer. I have a spare Mill that needs a new home! 😀

I got carried away on this one…

quote Langnasen:

Holy shit, ain’t that a Gamo Viper shotgun with the stock painted black?! 😯

I can see how one might mistake it, but look closely at the trigger guard, that’s the giveaway. 😛

Holy shit, ain’t that a Gamo Viper shotgun with the stock painted black?! 😯

All done ! Just need some internals and a paintjob.

I wanted to keep it short as I already have a 2289 Carbine which is why it just has a stock length barrel and a relatively short shroud. Even without any baffles it takes the edge which mainly what I was looking for.

Its a 2289 foregrip. Sold by Crosman parts dept for about $5-10 I think.

MUCH better than the tiny skin pincher that comes stock.

😯 I see a booboo… 😆

Just kidding Yellow, I would be doing that on a tablesaw… 😯 😯 😯 Yep, aluminum cuts like butter!!! 😈

Looks sweet, I imagine some black super coat in the future…?

Which foregrip is that!!!! 😯 Beefy for some good grip when pumping?

I know you did offer to make one…. and mine isnt finished yet so maybe I’ll end up having to ask, Its just nice to make your own stuff.

Not doing to bad so far –

YN,

If you would have asked, you would have had it buy now.

Great Job.

I doubt I’d use it enough to justify the expense. Right now I’ve broken even with my Lathe with the bits I’ve made instead of having to buy – I don’t think I’d do that with a mill because other than this one shroud, there’s not much I’d make with it.

Having said that, I still might buy one eventually, just need to build up a good enough slush fund to pay for the mill, tools, accessories etc. Becomes quite the money pit just to get started with it. Then there are DRO’s and CNC.

A fellow improvisor and bodge artist. Nice bit of work.

Why can’t you treat yourself to a Mill then, YN? You make great stuff with what you have, so with something such as a full lathe you would really be flying.

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