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All Springer/NP/PCP Air Gun Discussion General => Machine Shop Talk & AG Parts Machining => Share Your Simple Home Projects (TRICKS-N-TIPS) => Topic started by: caymin last on August 06, 2018, 05:54:43 PM
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Even though there are many options and rules for transporting guns, depending on the circumstances. My idea was to build a box of sorts for my Crosman 2250b 'Ratcatcher', for transport and storage. Some scrap plywood and bits from an old pallet were used for the box and cheap hardware that was modified to fit, the handle is made from pallet wood, a SS welding rod and off cuts from the hinges. Blocking and felt was installed in the inside, and a bit of decoration on the exterior.
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wow!!! thats awesome!!!
i neeeeeed one of those badly ;D
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Very nice!
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That’s pretty cool. Wish I had half of your skills.
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Thanks for the kind words and comments. It's a very basic build, no dove tail joints or fancy stuff, I just used what was at hand with basic tools, a saw, hammer and a sander. Checked out a few video's online, and went for it. Thanks again.
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Thanks for the kind words and comments. It's a very basic build, no dove tail joints or fancy stuff, I just used what was at hand with basic tools, a saw, hammer and a sander. Checked out a few video's online, and went for it. Thanks again.
WAIT!!! was this your first try making one of those? if so that even more impressive.
any chance in pointing the way to the videos you watched about making one?
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Love the "military crate" look. the block stencil sure adds to that.
Very nice.
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Thanks for the kind words and comments. It's a very basic build, no dove tail joints or fancy stuff, I just used what was at hand with basic tools, a saw, hammer and a sander. Checked out a few video's online, and went for it. Thanks again.
WAIT!!! was this your first try making one of those? if so that even more impressive.
any chance in pointing the way to the videos you watched about making one?
No, not really, it started when I went to a technical high school early 1970's. This is the first actual gun case, basic stuff even with minimal power tools. For me it's just a lot of fun, kind of therapy. I did find a video that should be very helpful, learning new or different skills is awesome.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUKzGI9dGls&t=200s (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUKzGI9dGls&t=200s)
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Very nice, Paul!
Now I know what I'm going to do with this old wooden crate ;D
(https://image.ibb.co/cu5phe/christmas_story_45_inch_full_size_leg_lamp_crate_1000_web_1_3.jpg) (https://imgbb.com/)
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Very nice work there Paul. Impressive and handy.