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High-Desert:
The tillering with heat will be interesting. I'm going to have a lot of questions when that time comes. There seems to be plenty of guys on here with that experience.
I'll see if I can manage to load a few pics of my SLOW progress.
stuckinthemud:
Not so slow as me; horns arrived weeks ago but things have been so crazy in work I've barely had chance to look at them😀
Redhand:
Thanks Goat the two you finished looks great, it seems like horn and sinew would be very flexible. I have seen some horn bows on the internet that when they were strung it looks like they could very easily flip on you.
Thanks High-Desert I look forward to seeing your pics
DC with this much reflex I would guess that you would brace it like the Koreans brace theirs. Then again maybe through the tillering process you can some how tame some of the reflex.
stuckinthemud I had these set of horns for about a year before I even messed with them. I didn't know where to start, so finally I just decided to go for it. And for me the hardest part was cutting the top curl from the horn.
loon:
Looks awesome. Nice work
Does it have a wood core? How wide is it at the grip?
Redhand:
Thanks loon this bow does not have a wood core just horn and sinew. The handle is about 1 1/2 wide the limbs are about 1 3/4 wide.
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