**I am not taking custom orders anymore. Sorry.**

**I still have some grips available for purchase and I will occasionally be adding grips to my inventory**

If you don't like to use Pay Pal I take these other methods of payment
money orders, personal checks, or cash
just email me telling me what you want and what method you are going to use to pay. Thanks.
If you are not happy with your grips I will give you a full refund only if they have NOT been altered in anyway.
timperkes2@gmail.com
**There will be no more custom checkering option for any of my grips but I will be happy to stipple all types of grips for an extra $20.00 per pair. Thank you.**

Friday, February 26, 2010

Walnut Grip Panels for Ruger SP101 #010

Ruger's SP101 is a great little gun that really packs a punch especially in .357 magnum caliber. The factory rubber grip does a great job managing the recoil of magnum loads in such a small package but the black plastic panels lack personality. Upgrade your SP101 with my custom walnut panels. The price is $20.00. This price includes hardware and shipping. Add $15.00 for international shipping. SOLD!!

If you are interested in more walnut grip panels please click the link below: http://timsworkshop.blogspot.com/2011/05/walnut-sp101compact-grip-panels.html

Spalted Cherry Grip Panels for Ruger SP101 #006

Ruger's SP101 is a great little gun that really packs a punch especially in .357 magnum caliber. The factory rubber grip does a great job managing the recoil of magnum loads in such a small package but the black plastic panels lack personality. Upgrade your SP101 with my custom spalted cherry panels. The price is $20.00. This price includes hardware and shipping. Add $15.00 for international shipping. SOLD!

Spalted Cherry Grip Panels for Ruger SP101 #007

Ruger's SP101 is a great little gun that really packs a punch especially in .357 magnum caliber. The factory rubber grip does a great job managing the recoil of magnum loads in such a small package but the black plastic panels lack personality. Upgrade your SP101 with my custom spalted cherry panels. The price is $20.00. This price includes hardware and shipping. Add $15.00 for international shipping. SOLD!!

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Aluminum Grip Panels for Ruger SP101

Ruger's SP101 is a great little gun that really packs a punch especially in .357 magnum caliber. The factory rubber grip does a great job managing the recoil of magnum loads in such a small package but the black plastic panels lack personality. Upgrade your SP101 with my custom aluminum panels. These panels are hand shapped and bead blasted. They were then finished with a coat of laquer for durability. The price is $30.00. This price includes hardware and shipping. Add $15.00 for international shipping. SOLD!!



Spalted Cherry Grip Panels for Ruger SP101

Ruger's SP101 is a great little gun that really packs a punch especially in .357 magnum caliber. The factory rubber grip does a great job managing the recoil of magnum loads in such a small package but the black plastic panels lack personality. Upgrade your SP101 with my custom spalted cherry panels. The price is $35.00 each. This price includes hardware and shipping.   SOLD !!

Purple Heart Grip Panels for Ruger SP101

Ruger's SP101 is a great little gun that really packs a punch especially in .357 magnum caliber. The factory rubber grip does a great job managing the recoil of magnum loads in such a small package but the black plastic panels lack personality. Upgrade your SP101 with my custom purple heart panels. The price is $20.00. This price includes hardware and shipping. Add $15.00 for international shipping. SOLD!!

Curly Oak Grip Panels for Ruger SP101

Ruger's SP101 is a great little gun that really packs a punch especially in .357 magnum caliber. The factory rubber grip does a great job managing the recoil of magnum loads in such a small package but the black plastic panels lack personality. Upgrade your SP101 with my custom curly oak panels. The price is $20.00.  This price includes hardware and shipping. Add $15.00 for international shipping. SOLD!

Lignum Vitae grip panels for Ruger SP101 #001

Ruger's SP101 is a great little gun that really packs a punch especially in .357 magnum caliber.  The factory rubber grip does a great job managing the recoil of magnum loads in such a small package but the black plastic panels lack personality.  Upgrade your SP101 with my custom Lignum Vitae panels.  The price is $30.00.  This price includes hardware and shipping. Add $15.00 for international shipping. SOLD!!

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Ipe Grips for Ruger Bisley

This pair of grips is hand crafted out of ipe wood.  Ipe wood is very hard and dense and has a nice dark brown color with green and orange undertones.  Price is $65.00 including hardware and shipping. Add $15.00 for international shipping. (Add $10.00 for Ruger medallions installed) SOLD!!

Curly maple grips for Ruger Bisley #007

Very nice set of grips for the Ruger Bisley revolver. These grips are oversize for larger hands and hand sculpted for superior recoil management and handling characteristics. Price is $65.00 which includes shipping.    SOLD!

Curly maple grips for Ruger bisley #009

These grips are slighly different from most of the other grips I have posted. Most of my other grips have flat chamfers on the butt and at the top, these are rounded over. It's not a big difference but it does give these grips a unique character. Like most of my other grips these are made a bit larger than factory grips for a more hand filling fit and to help tame the recoil of magnum rounds. These grips are $75.00 with medallions and including screw and shipping. SOLD!!

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Walnut Ruger Bisley grips #010

These grips are nothing fancy. I had some walnut kicking around and decided to see how it turned out. I think it would look pretty on a stainless or nickle gun. The price is $55.00 including hardware and shipping. Add $15.00 for international shipping. (add $10.00 for Ruger medallions installed) SOLD!!

Spalted Cherry Grips for Ruger Bisley

It took awhile but I finally finished another pair of spalted cherry grips.  Unfortunately, I am nearly out of spalted cherry in big enough pieces to make grips for the bisley.  I might be able to find some more but it will take awhile. The price is $65.00 including shipping. SOLD !!

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Name Plate with Mother of Pearl inlay


I made this name plaque as a graduation gift for my brother. He recently graduated from Chiropractic school and is now a Doctor.  The plaque is made from chechen wood with hand cut aluminum letters.  The inlay of the vertebrae on the right side is cut from mother of pearl, brass and copper.  I'm pretty pleased with the way it turned out.  Some of the letters are a little rougher than I realized, unfortunately, the flaws show up more after the parts are glued down and sanded flush.  But all-in-all not bad.

Scarab Beetle Plane

Here is a small plane I made some time ago.  I had this idea to make a plane in the shape of an Egyptian scarab beetle.  The plane is about 4 inches long and the body is walnut with an ebony wedge.  The 1 inch wide iron is from a small stanley trimming plane.  The mouth is a bit wide and the blade is a little flimsy but the plane will take a small shaving and is actually not bad for putting chamfers on edges.

Cribbage Board with Inlay


I made this cribbage board as a wedding present for a friend. The board is made from a piece of cherry that I have been hanging onto for a while. The inlay is a Celtic wedding knot. I wanted the inlay to be three different colors to highlight the design of the knot. The darkest part of the inlay is walnut. The reddish wood is lyptus and the light wood is olive. In one end of the board there is a spot for storing the pegs. The mechanism is quite simple and consists of a spring loaded oak rod with a hole drilled cross ways through the middle. A brass rod fits in a slot cut into the oak rod and limit the amount of travel in or out. I got quite an education from this project. If there is a next time, I will use a different kind of glue to glue the inlay to the base block. The clear epoxy I used didn't do me any favors hiding the inevitable gaps between the inlay and the base wood. Also the spring I got out of a used ink pen is a little under powered for the mechanism. I already have some better springs that I might use. Also, when I was done I wished the inlay and the holes for the cribbage pegs where more in harmony with each other and not just mashed together. Next time I'll take the placement of the holes into consideration.