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Bearded bowyer:
Any one up for a competition to see who can make a warbow out of the craziest wood?
Are there any pics of the lilac bow Wills? I'd love to see just how mad they are!
 :)

Bearded bowyer:
apple?

WillS:
No, I can't find any!  :(

There were a few posts over on PaleoPlanet by prolific warbowyers claiming Lilac made excellent bows, might be worth starting a thread on there asking for pics?

I want Bowslayer to make a warbow out of pine....  ::)

Bearded bowyer:
PINE  :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

AH:

--- Quote from: AndiE on November 26, 2013, 05:39:40 am ---Hi

Yes, I forgot locust/robinia and also elder, boxwood, lemonwood and maple/sycamore.

Now it seem that they are getting to many and I will have to divide them for small/light warbows, warbows and heavy warbows and start this winter with the small/light ones.

Does anybody know more wood or has made experiences with an other wood in the list?

@WillS: Thanks for the links! The laburnum warbow looks crazy.  :)

@Livefortheoutdoors: Elm (wych-elm) is already listed. Or do you think of an other conspecies?


Kind regards
Andi

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ooh, I need to read more carefully. Although there are more species of elm..I've used different type of elm but never wych elm, and every time I find it works real nice, although it's a pain to split.

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