Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: LEGIONNAIRE on February 20, 2010, 02:58:51 am
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not the finished bow since i had no camera to take anymore but heres the tiller. maple backed ash. 45 inches long 24 draw at 45lbs. braceheight of 6 inches. I tried recurving the bow but only got a very slight recurve. follows the string about 2-3 inches.
(http://i697.photobucket.com/albums/vv335/c3sarr/CIMG4062.jpg)
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dang!
that's alot of bend!
nice!!!
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looks good! finnish her up!
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Wow That's a combo for some heavy bending. To me it looks like you might be able to get a bit more draw length out of it, if you get the handle section bending a little more.
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I give that a pucker factor of 8 :o Hope she holds up :)
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Background is very irritating, but I believe to see less bend in the left limb and a beginning of a hinge left at mid limb. And yes, I think more bend in the handle would make the bow's life easier...
Undoubtedly an incredible arc!
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Very good job.....and dont get too worried about string follow....you got to expect some when your that short and gettin stretched that far!!!!! You definately got a "bend goin on" I like it :D
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thanks for the comments. I did get the handle bending a little more but like i said i didnt have a cam to take the pics. Ill finish it up and repost it. This one was a gift for my girlfriend.
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Looking foward to seeing it finished up. I love those short bows.
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Looking foward to seeing it finished up. I love those short bows.
me too!!! -OldBow
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Me 3 .Man nice bend and a lot of it. :)
Pappy
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Wow, nice, that's almost a semi circle! :o
So does this show Maple is better in tension than Ash?
Del
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No, it shows that Ash collapses under Maple and stresses the back less.