Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: Josh B on February 29, 2012, 05:17:38 pm
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I made this the other night to hold my Osage staves so I can strip the bark and sapwood . My stave press was getting tore up and so was my back. I plan on setting a four inch pipe in concrete and mounting this about belly high. Reckon it'll work? Josh
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Wow, that really looks like it will do the job and then some. I had a combo homemade stave press & swivel ball and I tore mine up and broke 3 welds...not even usable at the moment, that piece of hardware would have really saved it (and my back, I sympathize and deal with the same thing)
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looks cool. I would think you could make one that would fit inside your stave press. I got an email from them that suggested using some blocks to keep the plate from being twisted.
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Looks like a bear trap!! :)
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That looks cruel and inhumane! I like it
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Hell yah! I get right after it when Im tearing bark and sapwod off! I may even grunt a few times when the mood strikes me. That beast aint letting go for nothing. Nice fab work right there.
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Man if you pull a stave out of that thing or manage to tear it up you should lay off the roids. I like it though, good ingenuity!!
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Yep,that should do it,I use a large pipe vice mounted on a section of truck frame,
with 4 heavey pipe legs ,the vice looks a lot like that one, mine is very heavy and don't move,also no way to tear it up. Nice work right there. :)
Pappy
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What JW said! Only way it's get'n out'a that'n is to chew it's limb off. >:D
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that is way cool.i'm with Rick,it looks like a bear trap.
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Looks like it'll work. Well done!
kinda looks like a "stave trap" - run a line and catch some nice osage sticks...might tear the hide up if you trap a walnut by mistake, though.
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Thanks fellas! I thought you might be able to appreciate a 40# steel toothed creation. I can't wait to see how it works! Josh