Have You Seen A 1911 Like This?

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[hawkinatorgamer]

Chambered in .45 ACP(Ash Cedar Poplar)

[SeraNeph]

Magneto in the late 70's would be devastated by that Wooden 1911.

[edwardknudsen]

Now guns have 3 enemies: rust, politicians, and termites.

[lljay]

I have over 30 years experience in carpentry, going through what I’d have to do in my head to build that honestly it would take me about 60 hours. This guy is definitely an expert, beautifully made and guaranteed way better than anything I could make.

[jackieow]

Might even work in a million years after it gets petrified.

[tdhawk]

Very cool. The level of craftsmanship is over the top.

[civilprotection]

Also known as California complaint 1911 or the best a Canadian can get right now.

[gavinlamp]

When Geppetto is getting sick and tired of people stealing his puppets.

[michaeldulaney]

This is an amazing piece of art. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[hoilst]

Hey, did you hear about he wooden gun? It had wooden sights, wooden ammo, and wooden shoot.

[NBC_NCO]

I used to be a professional woodworker for many years, and now I do it from time to time as a hobby.

What I'm seeing here in your little video is a lot of hard work and dedication to be that precise in that accurate rendition of a .45 caliber 1911

I have the patience for many things, but that would not be one of them.

[eljefeamericano]

This is so cool! I was really happy to see that the locking lugs still exist, even though they can't be seen when the model is assembled.

[g.t.]

Wow I would love to have one but can only imagine what the cost would be. Respect to the individual who made it. Very impressive.

[norm]

Very impressive. Thank you for sharing. Everyone stay safe, warm, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia

[REXOB]

Thanks for showing this. Wow, I can't imagine the skill that goes into making this. Beautiful.

[mothmagic]

That is fantastic. Considering the time it takes to make one that is obviously a labour of love by someone passionate about what they do.

[jjforcebreaker]

That's a pretty crazy level of detail. Nice!

[kbjerke]

Beautiful craftsmanship! Thank you for sharing, Hickok45! 👍

[Radvous]

I remember you showing this off years ago, maybe 8 years ago or something. Nice to see it again

[Ferd]

Color me impressed. I've been doing some"from scratch" functional 3D prints, so I have an appreciation for how much effort goes into JUST the CAD part of such a beastie. A 1911 done in wood is QUITE impressive. WAY beyond anything I've atttempted so far with the printer.