Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: kerbinator on November 23, 2009, 06:28:28 pm
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Just today I was in a bad mood and decided to work on a stave. I almost cut clear across the back of the stave. And on top of that to correct that major slip I will have to narrow the other limb to match. Just not a good way to let off steam.
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I never touch a Piece of Wood if I have something on My Mind other than Bows....and I never try to get rid of Frustration or Anger by working on One either....just end up making Firewood and Tinder...... :-\
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Yeah, you'r better splitting firewood !!
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That's why you should always keep a 12" elm log lying around to be split into staves. That'll take out plenty of frustration. :o
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I like your idea Okie. I like to get out the drawknife and hog off some wood when I am frustrated.
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when your mad find a large oak tree, head down run wide open into it ! your bow stave will still be in great shape !, and you wont remember why you were mad.
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yea been there but not any more its bad news.
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...or rushed. :) Jawge
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Thanks for the replies and advice. I'll take another look at that stave in the morning. ;)
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It pays to be in the right state of mind when you set off to tiller a bow.
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SHOOT 'EM when you're angry >:D, don't try and make 'em.
I'm sure we all have to tell ourselves 'step away from the bow' from time to time.
Del
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Set it down, go do something else. Think about it for awhile, but walk away from it when you're mad.