Scrap wood Saturday, rifle rest

[Brother_Love]

Always wanted one of these and I was too cheap to buy one. Not the prettiest in the world but it will work.

 

[Brad]

Route out a hollow on the bottom of the legs and glue in some lead for weight.

Looks good.

 

[fiver]

I was looking for the wood project.
it took me a minute to figure out the Rest was it.

 

[35 shooter]

Looks "store bought". Nice job.

 

[Chris]

Nice job. If I didn't already have a good one I would make that.

 

[Ben]

One thing is certain, if it has 3 legs, you can forget about wobble.

Great Job,

Ben

 

[quicksylver]

It fooled me...nice job

 

[quicksylver]

BTW ....Frugal please ...none of us are cheap...

 

[Brad]

BTW ....Frugal please ...none of us are cheap...

Oh, I know one who is cheap

 

[Gary]

Here's my woodworking project, made from my neighbor's scrap Walnut. 6" tall by 8" wide; it's my interpretation of a Tureen shaped hollowform.


I confess, it took longer than a day to put it together and finish, but not that long.
Total of 109 pieces.
I can turn wood, but I can't count; it's actually 133 pieces of scrap wood.

 

[Longone]

Gary, Maybe it's me but how do you steady the rifle on top of that? Looks like it would just slide off.

 

[Gary]

Don't you see that hole on the top; that's where I place my forked stick.

 

[fiver]

I think it's upside down..

and I ain...yeah I guess I am.

 

[Longone]

I wondered if there was another hole in the bottom and you just stuck the barrel right through, but your way is much better.

 

[Missionary]

Those are beautiful ! Could take em to the range and stash your fired brass in them. Be the most fasionable BP Cartridge "water dunk" recepticles on earth.

 

[quicksylver]

That has to be the prettiest brass tumbler I have ever seen...
I am sure there are other uses for it as well..

Having been a wood worker most of my life I can truly appreciate the talent that displays...Dan