Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: bubby on January 21, 2011, 05:08:21 pm
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this is a white oak pyramid bow, walnut tips with a little curve to them, 68" ntn, 48# @29", bow has less than 1/2" set, but the recuved tips cancel that out, just a simple bow that shoots real nice, thank's, Bub(http://i623.photobucket.com/albums/tt320/bubncheryl/1002585.jpg)
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(http://i623.photobucket.com/albums/tt320/bubncheryl/1002588.jpg)
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heres the full draw(http://i623.photobucket.com/albums/tt320/bubncheryl/1002601.jpg)
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That's a nice bow. like the leather handle and the tips give the braced profile a sense of speed. good job
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Well done piece of work. Simple and to the point. Hope it shoots as sweet as it looks!
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Very nice! I like the simplicity, tiller looks great too ;)
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Looks great! Jawge
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Very impressive. Didn't think White Oak would end up with so little set. How wide is the bow at the fades and tips?
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it's 1 7/8" @ the fades, just under 1/2" at the nocks, I've had pretty good luck with white oak, it's tough as nails, i've used it for backing on an epe d bow and a epe gullwing, no set on the d bow and all the bends held well on the gull, bub
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Nice bow! You should get a lot of miles out of that one.
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Great work Bubby!!! I'm a big fan of walnut, but I haven't messed with white oak yet... plenty of red but no white.
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Very nice......got a really sexy full draw there.
rich
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Nice tiller! I really like working with oak... got one coming up pretty soon myself. As others have already said tiller looks great on yours. Got it bookmarked for January BOM contest in a week or so. :)
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very nice love the leather work and looks like it tillered very well.
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I love the oaks. Red or white. Good job!
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I want to build a White oak bow. But always worried since reading in TBB about taking all this huge set. But I guess your build shows no problem. Very nice.
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I really like the nice, clean lines and simplicity of this bow. Good tiller, good handle, good tips... good job!
Just out of curiosity, is working with white oak much different from red?
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Matt, It's a much better bow wood imo, real strong in tension, and harder than heck to break, if I build an oak bow I use white oak
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Bubby, another sweet looking bow!
You guys are doing Great!
My oldest son, who is 21, we call Bubby! So maybe I'm alittle bias! :)