Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: The Gopher on July 17, 2013, 12:37:52 pm
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If i recall i thought Keenan did a how to on how he does his tip overlays. I couldn't find it, can anyone help? Or is there a similar how to? thanks, Dan
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Go tot the Build along section and search "overlays". You will get all the reading you want.
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http://www.primitivearcher.com/smf/index.php/topic,1729.0.html
I just searched overlay.
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I have been adding an extra groove to my overlays for a simple bow stringer. I widen the lower string groove on the lower limb so the stringer loop can fit over the bow string in the groove.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v181/ekrewson/bow%20making/doublenockwithstringer.jpg) (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/ekrewson/media/bow%20making/doublenockwithstringer.jpg.html)
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I have been adding an extra groove to my overlays for a simple bow stringer. I widen the lower string groove on the lower limb so the stringer loop can fit over the bow string in the groove.
My horn-tipped longbow I got from TMK has this.
I have considered it multiple times on other bows... and decided it wasn't worth it- they are not overlays, but close, so all I had to do was just slip it into the wrapped nock... ill take a pic and let it explain.
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Looks like Mesquite on the overlays Eric???? Curious as I have a set planned for a bow I'm working on now. Wondering how it looks works etc... Good lookin' either way.
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My overlays are actually highly figured osage.
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Eric,
I like the double string nocks. Do you do it on the top bottom or both limbs? I am thinking on doing it on top limb on the next bow. I can see a boot and loop stringer working very well and not stressing the bow.
Thanks
DBar
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Very nice Sir.
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Sorry Eric , I just got finished reading you COMPLETE post My Bad
DBar