Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: mspink on May 27, 2012, 01:17:42 am
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Hello all... Its been a lil while since i have even got on the site. Took a lil brake from making bows too but had a beautiful day here in washington today and a day off so decided to make a bow for my beloved. Its osage that I cut down jan this year. natural air dry. Resting shape of bow is almost exectly how tree grew. Was a lot of fun to make. Resting it has 3" reflex. 35lbs @ 28", 67" ttt. 1 1/2" at widest. Has a knot hole through bottom limb, and knot in the side of the top limb. Tree was originally 3" in diameter. Excellent bow for a 35. Wife like it too. And thats what really matters. Enjoy.
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some mooooore....
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sorry.. but a couple more. promise this will be it
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Good to see you post a bow again! :) Is that a sapwood tip "overlay"? Very nice. Looks like a sapwood ring on the back too. Love the bow! I hate to tiller that much reflex.
George
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Yes the tips are sap wood and the ringthat I decided to run with is the first heart wood ring and some of it hasnt quite yet transformed. Has a nice look to it
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Very nice looking bow
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Sweet lookin bow! Lots of character on that one, I bet the wife loves it.
Tattoo Dave
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Nice bow. And I really like the sapwood tips, I may give that a try, if I can remember to save some when I start drawknifing the sapwood off.
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great job with the problems that bow had. very nice full draw.
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Great looking bow! Jawge
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Thanks guys. was a fun bow to make
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Very nice!!!! 8)
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really nice
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Very nice bow,the wood is beautiful and tiller and finish work looks good also.She should love that. Bet it is smooth and will spit an arrow. :)
Pappy