Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: mwosborn on January 09, 2015, 11:09:26 pm
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Making a Hickory backed maple - glued in some D/R. Pretty much pyramid front profile. After cutting it out and looking over the limbs, I noticed this area with some run out. It is about 4" in length (first picture) and is in the limb right at the "10" mark of the second pic. I did not originally plan on backing this bow, but what you think? If I do back it I would use deer rawhide.
Forgot - the hickory is just over 1/8 thick.
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That run out is on the maple I take it....? If so just leave it. Backing won;t help unless its the back and not the belly.
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No it is the Hickory.
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I would probably leave it but that's just me. Make sure the corners are rounded and really smooth, I've had worse runouts.
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Thanks David!
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Personally I'd trap the hickory more if I were you.
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I like that idea - thanks Chris.