Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: White Arrow 2 on June 23, 2009, 10:11:30 am
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Here is my latest hickory bow. Kingwood handle 56 inches NTN. 25#@28 inches. Slight recurve to tips.
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Another closeup of handle:
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Beautiful bow, Lets see a full draw picture. :)
Pappy
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YES would like to see more pics. very purty bow indeed!!!
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That's a crazy beautiful bow!!!! The crazy thing is I am working on that EXACT combination as we speak!!!! I hope mine turns out HALF as beautiful as yours did. Peace! :) -josh
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Here's a full draw picture (or fairly close to full draw). As you might notice the bottom limb could be stronger. I could take off a bit more from the top limb and have a better tiller and a slightly weaker bow. Probably will leave it and just try to do better next time.
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The flash photo and perspective makes the bottom limb look thicker than it really is.
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Hi,
Very nice looking bow...Kingwood???? Looks like a nice wood for a flute! Where did you come across it?
Rand
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I think you're on the right track... leave it as is, and think about what you want to make better on the next one. All in all, a very decent bow, good work!
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Nice bow there!
Rand, im not sure where he gets his, but i get kingwood from westpennhardwoods . com
theyre just up the road from me. they have all sorts of exotics there. do you make flutes? next to bowmaking flutes are my #1 hobby.
Phil
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Hi,
Very nice looking bow...Kingwood???? Looks like a nice wood for a flute! Where did you come across it?
Rand
Get mine from Rockler woodworking supplies. They sell wood for turning projects. Not cheap. $12 for a 1.5x1.5x12 inch piece.