My adventures in stock fitting part 2

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  • pmclaine
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2010
    • 2555

    #16
    What do you consider the best method to open up the relief behind the tang? One of my C's looks like it could use a skoosh more opening.

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    • Jeff L
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      • Aug 2009
      • 1984

      #17
      I think I used a Dremel tool, very carefully.
      Spam Sniper- one click, one kill.

      CSP is what you make it.

      A picture of your gun is worth 1,000 words. A crappy picture is only worth 100.

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      • pmclaine
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2010
        • 2555

        #18
        Originally posted by Jeff L
        I think I used a Dremel tool, very carefully.
        I was using my Dremel yesterday with the "mill" cutter to shave my sones pinewood derby down to make weight. Good tool but when it gets out of hand bad things happen.

        I finished up with the sander drum. I think I'll try the drum and go lightly.

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        • Jeff L
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          • Aug 2009
          • 1984

          #19
          That might be better. You can also mask the area around where you want to cut to avoid collateral damage.
          Spam Sniper- one click, one kill.

          CSP is what you make it.

          A picture of your gun is worth 1,000 words. A crappy picture is only worth 100.

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          • StockDoc
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2014
            • 1189

            #20
            the make side cutting drill bits, that might be a good choice for cutting. But with a Dremel, the make a sanding drum that is just the right size to relive the area.
            liberum aeternum

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