12Ring
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So I have decided to put up my fur this year. It will be probably all coyotes and maybe a cat or two if i'm lucky.
I have made 3 stretchers, using dimensions off of a guy on youtube.
I made this fleshing beam today. I bought this piece of really hard wood from an exotic wood place here in town. Took me a while with the belt sander but I think I have it where I want it. I hand sanded it after I took these pictures, so now it is a smooth a piece of marble.
I still need to make a base for it. I can't decide if I just want some sort of a tripod base or some type of a folding base to get it out of the way.
I am probably going to order a Necker 600 fleshing knife, a 100 count of aluminium push pins and a apron also. I don't know much about fleshing knives but figured since I hear good things about the Necker 600, I would try it. Plus it seems to be right in the middle as far as price goes. Seen them priced from $15 up to $130
Here's is the beam. Let me know if you think there's anything I
can do to make it better.
I have made 3 stretchers, using dimensions off of a guy on youtube.
I made this fleshing beam today. I bought this piece of really hard wood from an exotic wood place here in town. Took me a while with the belt sander but I think I have it where I want it. I hand sanded it after I took these pictures, so now it is a smooth a piece of marble.
I still need to make a base for it. I can't decide if I just want some sort of a tripod base or some type of a folding base to get it out of the way.
I am probably going to order a Necker 600 fleshing knife, a 100 count of aluminium push pins and a apron also. I don't know much about fleshing knives but figured since I hear good things about the Necker 600, I would try it. Plus it seems to be right in the middle as far as price goes. Seen them priced from $15 up to $130
Here's is the beam. Let me know if you think there's anything I
can do to make it better.