Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Whiskeyjet on May 07, 2018, 10:05:39 am
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So I’m way behind posting this one, it’s a 50” Osage and sinew, rattlesnake skin courtesy of Cipriano. Never quite got the tip alignment perfect, but I finished her off back in August I think. Pulls 50# at 22. This was my first go at a stave, as well as sinew backing. Up to this point I had made 6 board bows. This one was a big jump forward for me, and although it’s far from perfect I’m proud of how it turned out. I got a lot of inspiration from these pages, and would like to recognize PatM in particular for the “smooth sinew” tutorial. I did my best to follow it and although the sinew never looked had as good as his, i was pleased with my results. Thanks to all who share their knowledge so freely with beginners like me.
Hopefully the pictures post, first time using Flickr.
Thanks
https://flickr.com/photos/156598001@N04/sets/72157694891091554
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Your getting a good hang of bend of things there.Nice work.Especially first time.Nice finish work too.You should be proud of that one.
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Good looking bow!
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Nice stick, like the pin nocks and the bend...Good craftsmanship and pictures...
Don
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That's nothing to sneeze at! It just plain begs to be taken hunting.
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Awesome bow man (-S The bend looks great!
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Cool bow man!
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Nice bow. Looks like Lucky #7
Bjrogg
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Looks Great 👍🏻
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That aint far from perfect at all! Love it!
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Sweet looking bow!
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Love the finish on this bow! I'm sure it's a fun little shooter. I need to try one of these.
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Very nice! Is that bending in the handle any?
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Thanks for the positive feedback guys! DuBois yes it is. The handle is built up with cork so you don’t really feel the bend though.
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It sure is beautiful
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Very nice looking bow. Great job.