Introduction: Rifle Cleaning Stand From Scrap
1) Consider dimensions that will work with multiple rifles, if applicable.
2) Cut notches for butt and stock/barrel such that the rifle ends up roughly level.
3) Foam/rubber can be wedged in the notches, under the butt and barrel, to keep the gun secure (instead of adding a vice mechanism).
4) Cut a template from paper and trace on end pieces if extra detail is desirable.
5) Use Titebond to glue end pieces of plywood, etc. for extra thickness and detail.
2) Cut notches for butt and stock/barrel such that the rifle ends up roughly level.
3) Foam/rubber can be wedged in the notches, under the butt and barrel, to keep the gun secure (instead of adding a vice mechanism).
4) Cut a template from paper and trace on end pieces if extra detail is desirable.
5) Use Titebond to glue end pieces of plywood, etc. for extra thickness and detail.