Best looking jeweled bolt I've ever seen

You know what i was kinda laughing at first but damn! That looks amazing. Nice work old timer.

Looks Great man. Thanks for keeping this Work of Art moving forward Sir!

Simple tools with awesome result.. nice work sir..👍

Much appreciated Sir! That's the video I was looking for. Well explained and well done.

Glad to see you back and healthy I enjoy your videos now get hack to hunting. & shooting.!! Lol. 🍻

Nice work.

Fantastic video. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I am in gunsmithing school at SDI learning about this skill this week. Nice work1

Wonderful job!!!! Excelente jig, excelente idea to make on my k98 to! 👌

Merry Christmas and God bless you and wife and family . 🇺🇲🇺🇲👍👍🙏🙏

Very informative. Stay well! Much respect from 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

I love how you carefully explain to keep things in line so it's a uniform pattern across the entire bolt. Have you ever done a criss-crossing pattern? I'm interested in how that would look and function.

Awesome ! I wanna do one now .

Great stuff mate it's good your back 👍 top video and I wish you and your family a great and merry Christmas

One of the best demonstrations of jeweling a bolt I seen, so complete from start to finish even on the jig. Guess you put the end of the bolt in the firing pine hole and the other in the bolt that you made in the other end. Time to put my mill to work and get some .33/40's bolts done, I know, the complete ones with matching S/N aren't going to be jeweled. Thank you so much. One Q, when you reverse the bolt to get the part that stops you from getting the jeweling done from bolt interference , and reverse the bolt are you turning the drill in the same direction? Everything is always turning in clockwise direction even after you reverse the bolt in the jig and 400 grit clover? I see they have grit to 1000 what one did you use ? Great job my friend👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Great Video, well explained. You need a couple of more lights so your not sitting in shadow. With the cost of steel if someone wants to duplicate this their best bet might be to buy an old bed frame at a second hand store for angle iron.

I'm looking into doing the same thing on my 98 that I just put a new 30-06 barrel on because the 8MM was not grouping well past 100 yards...I was holding off for a while but it I got my biggest buck last year at 130 yards and just about shot over top of him so it was the first and last buck taken with the MAUSER... But now I'm super excited about the new set up I've built. Thanks for taking the time, I will start looking into building a jig.

Mr.Cumberland, you are a very talented d.i.y.er!!! I suspect you are a very good mechanic also. From one mechanic to another; super job & love your .22 articles & squirrel hunts. God bless & merry Christmas & new yr.

If you were able to add more lighting to your set it would be beneficial.

great video! How much pressure do you apply with the drill on the brush? Also... are there other types of polishing compounds you can use? Thanks!

Agreed, great video but better lighting would really set this video apart! Keep up the great craftsmanship!

Can you make a video on how to make a bolt jeweling jig at home. Paul

do you have a part number for the wire brush, and would you be willing to make the fixture or provide plans

Do you do this for a cost ?Beautiful work !!!

Clover finer grit is 240 grit, Wheeler fine grit is 600 grit, which do you recommend?

What materials of metal did you use to make the rig? I may be looking to make one for myself also.

Sir, instead of a mechanic you should be a gunsmith, because your luv of firearms is written all over your work with firearms…

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