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Osage flipped plains “Beaver” 30#/24” (No. 124)
« on: August 18, 2021, 05:38:30 am »
The flipped tips are steamed in, side corrections and untwist is done with the heatgun. The stave was just a sliver from a regular stave.
Back is painted with thin paint of earth pigments, then particularly sanded to achieve a used look.
Upper nock is a side nock (beaver mouth), lower nock is diamond shaped. The beaver eye is tin melted into a natural little hole. Handle is a cord wrap from natural fibers.



dw/dl:   30#/24”
ntn:    46˝”
bh:    4”
max. w.:   ⅞“

reflexi:    52 mm
reflexn:   48 mm

mass:   231 gram total

symmetrical
bendy handle


06”:   04,6
08”:   08,2   (+3,6)
10”:   10,9   (+2,7)
12”:   13,3   (+2,4)
14”:   15,7   (+2,4)
16”:   18,1   (+2,4)
18”:   20,7   (+2,6)
20”:   23,5   (+2,8)
22”:   26,7   (+3,2)
24”:   29,9   (+3,2)




































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Re: Osage flipped plains “Beaver” 30#/24” (No. 124)
« Reply #1 on: August 18, 2021, 12:10:20 pm »
that looks like it will shoot an arrow like a rocket, and pull back smooth! sweet bow!
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