Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: DirtyDan on December 10, 2013, 10:40:46 am
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There is a great article on steam bending in this month'a FINE WOODWORKING magazine. For those of us interested in recurving, the author shows how to make sharp curves in wood up to 1" thick without tearing the outside curves.
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Hey Dan. How ya been. Hope you have a great Holiday season.
I'll have to check out the article. Thanks for the heads up. ;)
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Good to see ya on again Dan. :), it's been a while.I will check it out also,seen it on TV once,I think they were making rocking chairs,amazing how much bend they could put in the wood with the right amount of steam and time. :)
Pappy
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The article isn't available online, but there is an accompanying video that shows some pretty impressive stuff:
http://www.finewoodworking.com/how-to/video/incredible-bendable-wood.aspx
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Wow. that's impressive. bending bow tips is nothing compared to what this guy does. Thanks for shareing
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...and it doesn't look to be all that HIGH TECH either! I'll have to set something up to play...
OneBow
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Impressive indeed.
To bad i dont have a place to set up a rig like that,if you try that in the house i guess the wallpaper will curl up and fall down. :-\
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It's nice to have all those extra people do take off/put on the clamps!!
But wow! Crazy stuff.
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That video is stunning. Amazing how long they have the wood out of the heat yet they still bend without any problems.
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I wonder what type of wood and how long they are steaming?
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i need that dude to build me a coffee table :laugh: