composites

[Del the cat]

Wow...
Hey, man, the standard of work we see is inspirational, great to see there is still the skill and patience out there in this modern world.
Del

[robustus]

thanks all,,i will post some more pics after sinew and as the season out,,,again  thanks for all the great comments,,,

[DanaM]

Lookin good James but will be even better when ya get some Yooper sinew on em
I haven't forgotten the birch bark either

[OldBow]

Thanks for sharing James!!

[gstoneberg]

Wow, looks great!  I've always wanted to make a composite.  I'd love to see a build-a-long too.

George

[Parnell]

Thanks for posting that.  It is so interesting!

[Badger]

      First time I have ever seen such a diverse collection in construction at the same time. I can't wait to see them finished. I am really interested in how well you estimated the draw weight. That initself seems like a major task. Great work, keep us posted as you go. Steve

[Cooper]

Wow, looks fantastic.
The one in the middle seems to be my favorate design, an angular bow, like the Egyptian, right?
Do you have more details, that would be great 

[Justin Snyder]

That is inspiring James, I can't wait to see more pictures.

[akila]

Those bows looks awsome...im curiose aboute something......can u plzz tell me, how did u bent those curves into the first bow, from the second picture....did u steam each piece of wood, before gluing???or....thks..and good luck

[robustus]

akila.i used the rope and wedge method on all of the cores  in the pics,,very hard to manage but can be done with some patience...

[mullet]

 This is cool, James. Post some more.

[Grunt]

Pretty amazing work. You go where few bowyers tread.

[JBL]

James thanks for sharing; as always FANTASTIC work.  I just love those Asian bows.

[medicinewheel]

James, I guess from all the reactions here one can say that we all wouldn't be too bored if you posted more (MORE...!) detailed photos of these cores!!!