Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Hrothgar on April 12, 2010, 04:25:18 pm
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Here are a few pics of a burlaped-backed Osage Takedown recently finished. It came in a few lbs light due to tillering problems with the upper limb. 62" ttt, 42#@ 27". Probably the lightest bow I've ever made, but shoots smooth.
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That looks slick.
I would never have pegged that for a takedown if I hadn't seen the pic of it apart.
Looks like just the thing for Grendel hunting. ;-)
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I would never have pegged that for a takedown if I hadn't seen the pic of it apart.
Agreed!
Lovely looking bow and smooth tiller. I'll never get tired of seeing osage bows....
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Looks good. 42# still plenty for whitetail. I agree, that is a really non-takedown looking takedown. Fine job.
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great looking bow good job
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... I agree, that is a really non-takedown looking takedown. ...
Me too!
Hrothgar, the tiller looks great!
I'm sure you could have reduced the tips FAR more and doing so increase cast!
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Good looking bow,I love them take downs.Nice work. :)
Pappy
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Thanks for the comments guys. Medicinewheel, about 2/3 of the way up the upper limb the crowned back takes a nasty dip, I had to make it pretty thin in order to get a good tiller.
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Very nice bow I need to try a takedowm :)
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I love 40-50# bows. And you've done a great job on this osage takedown. Bookmarked, too, for April BOM fun.
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Nice bow - also wouldn't have guessed it was a takedown
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Very nice! Would you mind posting a close up of the sleeve?
Cheers,
J
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Diligence, I'll try to post a couple pics tomorrow of the sleeve. My daughter is the camera/computer expert to whom I go.
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Very nice, Hrothgar!
Frode
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Diligence, here are a couple more pics of the sleeve. I basically use a 4 1/2" long piece of 1" metal conduit, and squeeze it a little in a vise to make it slightly oval. The last pic is of an Ash bow.
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That's a mighty nice bow! Well done. Jawge