Videos tagged with Epoxy Repair

This video details the process of repairing a chipped wooden stock on a Fabarm Elos over/under shotgun, which experienced failure after approximately 35,000 rounds. The instructor emphasizes structural repair over cosmetic fixes, demonstrating how to inlet a new piece of wood, shape it to match the original contour, and ensure proper recoil transfer points. The process involves careful shaping with various tools and attention to detail to achieve a durable and aesthetically pleasing repair.

This guide details the process of repairing a loose stock and cracked trigger guard on a pre-World War II German drilling. The primary cause identified is wood compression under the action, leading to a loose screw and subsequent stock movement. The repair involves inletting a brass washer to restore proper screw torque, repairing damaged wood with epoxy, and addressing the cracked trigger guard. The video emphasizes understanding the root cause of firearm issues rather than just treating symptoms.

This video details an advanced gunsmithing process for repairing a severely cracked Gewehr 91 rifle stock. The instructor, Mark Novak, demonstrates how to address a major crack originating from the stock bolt and a 'duffel cut' by using Acraglas epoxy, a steel reinforcing rod, and careful wood shimming. The repair focuses on structural integrity while attempting to preserve the firearm's historical character.

This guide details a DIY repair for a common issue on the 2013 Kia Optima steering wheel where the button module can collapse. The process involves safely disconnecting the airbag, identifying broken internal mounting posts, and using Devcon Plastic Steel Putty to repair them. The repair is presented with a methodical, safety-oriented approach, demonstrating advanced DIY mechanical skills.

This comprehensive guide details the expert process of repairing and refinishing a Remington Model 11 shotgun stock, as demonstrated by Larry Potterfield. It covers everything from disassembly and degreasing to advanced techniques like glass bedding, crack repair with polyurethane glue, dent removal, and achieving a durable 'sanded-in' finish. The instruction emphasizes meticulous attention to detail for a professional restoration.