Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: TimothyR on January 28, 2015, 11:13:11 am
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I was gluing up a riser to this hickory bow yesterday and had it in the clamp and my son released the clamp when I wasn't looking and it fell and nicked the back. Its not backed with anything. Its a small nick but in a bad spot I think. WhAt can I do? And if I need to tack better pics I can just let me know. Thanks
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Tim, did you put the pics up? dont see any sir. Will need to see what ya got.
rich
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I'm an idiot :laugh: pics up now
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You need to round over those square edges. By doing so, you'll get rid of the small nick. Don't worry about it.
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Thanks so much.
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You need to round over those square edges. By doing so, you'll get rid of the small nick. Don't worry about it.
+1
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I'd try to steam the dent out. Then when it dries add super glue and when that dries, round the edged like DarkSoul suggested.
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Most of the dent came out over night and I was able to sand it away with a couple of passes. Its all good now. Thanks for the advice.
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Will look forward to pics when bow is all completed!
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I can post pictures but I didn't build this bow I just finished it. I got it to shoot while I learn how to tiller. I just dont want to post something I didnt build. I usually taken too much off and come in under weight.
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I purchased this bow online to use while I'm learning. I have made a few bows but all under weight so I couldn't hunt with them. I tend to tiller too much. This bow is hickory 67" t2t and 65" n2n. 57#@28". It was a you finish bow. I put Indian Rosewood ans horn tip overlays. The riser is figured walnut. With a cloth diamondback backing. The pics.aren't very good.
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I like it man great job. Can I see a closeup of the handle?
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Figured walnut.