Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: pincushin on January 20, 2014, 08:27:50 pm
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I was asked to make a trilam elb for my special someones dad.. I was wondering what thicknesses of lams I would need for a bow 72 " with a hickory back, wenge core, and maple belly. I need to get the bow around 50 pounds at 28
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3/16ths hickory. 1/8th wenge and make up the thickness to 1 inch with your belly. This will give you plenty of weight to work with.
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D) All of the above!
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Do you have anything other than maple for the belly?
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My thoughts too, Adam. Ipe, osage, yew and others would work for the belly.