Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: hochgaertner on December 29, 2013, 08:57:34 am
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Hello,
I want to show you my new bow.
Spliced Osage ntn 57" - two layers of sinew backed with birk barch.
She pulls 52# at 28". Hard but fast. (Now 50# and not so hard)
The tips are from laburnum and lilac.
Hope you enjoy.
Greetings from Bavaria
Peter
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Feiner Bogen =)
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Nice looking bow.
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That's a good looking bow right there!! :)
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Very nice bow. Well done!
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Looks very nice, I love that profile :)
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Really well done, sir. Would it be too much effort to get a closer look at the bark covering because that is especially nice?
rich
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Man that is nice I will wrestle you for it.
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I would like to see those tips...Beautiful bend on that bow.
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Nice job. Looks like you got a good bend on that one.
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Nice one, didn't appear to take hardly and set at all.
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Very nice looking recurve. I sure hope the one I'm working on now turns out that nice.
DBar
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Hello, I´m glad you like my bow. Thank you very much for your interest,
I have 4 (not best quality) pics from the tips and the birch bark.
Peter
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Very well done indeed!
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Looks great! Nice Bow!
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Thanks for the additional pics.....very nice on the bark, would make a damned fine hunting bow right there.
rich
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Great bow and backing. 8)
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Very nice bow. I would have thinned the Birch bark even more. When I do Birch bark over sinew I thin the bark to less than 1 /32" thick
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Classic looking shape on this bow. Well done Sir!
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Sehr schön!
Gruß aus der Eifel.
Frank
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WOW - very nice! Classic lines there, this one really talks to Me ! Bob
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Sweet! I have been thinking about trying the same thing . . . good inspiration for me!
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it's a very nice bow but there is one spot just by the right fade where it is bending quite a bit. maybe it's just me. but that's just me being really picky.
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Very nice - well done.
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Hello,
first of all I´m very happy for your friendly comments and I´m pleased that you like my bow.
@BowSlayer: I gave a third layer of a long back sinew from the grip to the limbs to make this part safe.
But, you are right. I worked again on the midlimbs to get a more equal bending. So the bow lost
2# weight. But he is more comfortable to pull now.
Thank you all again
Peter
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looks alot better but maybe some more working on the mid- outer limb. on both limbs. but that's being really reallly really picky and im sure it will be fine. but to be fair it's alot better than i can do. ;) great bow.
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Almost missed this one, glad I didn't. Very nicely done bow, I really like the looks of it.
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Excellent tiller! That backing looks wonderful.