Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Hans H on May 24, 2020, 02:59:04 pm
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hello Folks
two weeks ago I made this one. Nothing really Special, only the Colour: I mixed yellow, green and red earth Pigments into "danish oil" for a soft "red-brown"
Surface.
it comes out from a Little tree with a Diameter round 5 to 6 cm.
ntn 63"
weight 456 g incl. sinew and leather at handle
draw weight 44# @ 28"
thanks for Looking
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sorry, the pics are not the best
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Nice bow, do the handle have a gap from the side(s) because of the pith?
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Lovely bow. Elder is great bow wood in my opinion.
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thanks guy`s,
@Ricardo: yes, it has
Hans
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Nice, you could make a little storage box in there maybe to quick fix An broken Arrow in the field😁
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@Ricardo, I never thought for that, seems your a funny guy
greetings from "over the Pond"
Hans
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Great looking bow and I think the tiller looks really good. Well done!
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We are Neighbours Hans, im from holland
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nice man, I love what people do with elder, can't wait to get into some staves
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Beautiful tip overlay! Is it horn?
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@NewBowyer:
yes, it`s from "Waterbuffolo"
thanks again guys,
Hans
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Nice one, Hans.
I like the visible pith channel, and the unbraced profile.
Elder is really nice to work with and a good bow wood too.
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nice bow, nice tiller. congrats Hans. like that. (-S
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many thanks to Simon and Simon (lol), I know to appreciate your comments.
Hans
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Nothing special? I wouldn't say so.
Have tried to find some elder, but wasn't lucky so far. It grows a lot here but bowworthy is hard to find.
Also your tiller and the whole appearance is looking great.
Nice one!
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Well done, Hans. Very nice tiller. I love that you finished it with natural pigments. Jawge