Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Pappy on April 14, 2014, 06:12:44 am
-
Finely got time to finish it up and take some pictures. It is 51@26 60inches n-n
1 3/8 at the fad slight tapper into the handle and bends just a little. Hope you like
it. Very smooth shooter. It is about 1 inch behind the tip when un strung.
Pappy
-
Few more.
Pappy
-
Last ones,deer antler tip overlays.
Pappy
-
Like it, I shall wub up against it when I come over.
Now't like some cat rub on a bow ::)
Del
-
Bout time ya show the finished product ya big tease!!! Came out swell!! :)
-
Thanks Chris/Del. No tease just takes me longer than it use to ,to finish something for myself. ;) :) yep Del,you can shoot it,if you use your short draw form. ;) ;D ;D
Pappy
-
That looks a lot better all dolled up.
-
Nice work Pappy. I'll have to check that one out a little closer in a couple of weeks.
-
Looks great pappy you got it bending good to.like that full draw and advertising shot :laugh:
-
Sweeeeeet. I bet thats a killer bow, its extremely beautiful
-
Looks great....maybe i'll see that one in person at Elm hall late in the summer!
-
nice, Pappy! She's a little different from your osage bows but a beauty none the less.
-
Beauty, Pap! You've been to the dance a time or 2. :) Jawge
-
Very nice, Mark. Can't wait to see it in a couple of weeks!
-
I guess it's OK. ::) ;D ;D
-
Thanks all much appreciated, I have Jawges but not with one of these,all new to me.Ya PatB it ant Osage,not saying it's not great wood ,just much different. :) Same here Matt,looking forward to it. I will let you test her out for me. ;)I will take that as a yes adb ;) ;D ;D ;D
Pappy
-
Nice job Pappy. That really is a smooth shooting desing on a wood bow.
-
Very nice Mark. I would "assume" :) it shoots quite well
-
Beeeeeeeautiful
-
that came out nice pappy
-
Very nice! I like it Pappy. :)
-
Beautiful work and glad to see yew finished this one...Is this going to be your hunting bow this fall? Yew is on my bucket list, never touched a piece.
Don
-
I like it, I need to try one of these. Nice work
-
Beautiful! Can :)I shoot it when I get there? :)
-
Great job pappy. I've been wondering when I would get to see that puppy all finished up. Looks awesome. I bet it's a joy to shoot.
-
as above...very nice bow.....did you steam in the profile?
-
pretty cool profile for a selfbow
-
"Yew the Queen". Is that what you say to the misses? ;^)
Mighty fine bow there Pappy!
-
That looks like a sweet shooter there Pappy! I haven't tried a yew bow yet. Do you see why it has so many fans now that you have built one of your own outta yew?
-
Looks like a good one Pappy. I like that sapwood back with the knots and streaks, pretty refined profile yet you kept it primitive looking through and through. I like that one. :)
See ya in two weeks, man am I looking forward to getting down there again.
-
Lookin good of course, nice tips too
-
VERY NICE!
-
That came out really great! 8) In a few weeks we will see if you shoot as good as you build ;D ;). No pressure ;D
-
That braced profile is really cool Pappy. Is that what they call deflex relex? I've never worked Yew but have a really nice stave I've been saving until I felt like I could do it justice. I hope I can do it half as much as you did that one. From one osage guy to another, what can you tell me about yew that I need to know compared to what I'm used to with the gold stuff? Also. width and depth thicknesses proportionate to osage? Hope I can make to your shin dig one of these days. Danny
-
Love those curves there Pappy.
Thanks for the pics.
Marco
-
Well done Pappy ! Bob
-
Thanks guys. The sap wood on this one was just right I thought and being from old school I love that I didn't have to thin and violate the back at all,it is air backed and I liked that part also. It had some natural deflex in the middle so made a perfect candidate for R/D bow. Marc/Steve It draws very smooth and seems very fast compaired to most of my bows .Yes Cody of course you can shoot it. ;) :) I do plan on hunting with it Don,got some 550 grain arrows that are shooting great out of it.dragonman I used cooking oil and dry heat to make the bends. :) Greg looking forward to seeing you and yours also,the wood was full of checks and a few knots to deal with but it seemed to work out fine.Yew is tough for sure, it works good with dry heat,the only problem I have with it, is you have to clamp very careful or it will dent very easy and bad if you really get down on it. I found that out with my first yew and took the lesson on to this one and didn't really have much trouble. :) Thanks again. :)
Pappy
-
You nailed that one pappy. Im not much good at tillering aggressive R/D bows like that. I just cant wrap my eyes around a non circular/elliptical tiller for some reason. Ill bet that bugger is a ripper to. Yew is so light it cant help but be quick off the gun! Bring her up to Elm Hall so I can fling a few from it. Bring Will with you to!
-
Thanks,you know I will have it there. :)I am the same and the reason I ask for so much help as I was tillering it, Many thanks for that,the flatness they seem to have is the mid to outer limbs just throws me a curve. :)
Pappy
-
Glad to see this one posted! You guys wouldn't believe how quick this bow is! Super smooth draw as well. I think it turned out perfect! Great pics pappy, but they don't do it justice :) hope to see it get bloody come fall :)
Pearly, I wish I could. I use all my vacation time for the classic... :laugh:
-
Very nice Pappy!!!
Great to see all you eastern boys getin along so well with western wood :)
-
Looks like a Queen!!
Great work Pappy!
-
Thanks Will,coaster,simson,much appreciated. :)
Pappy
-
Love everything about this bow! Beautiful curves ;)
Cipriano
-
Thanks Cip. :)
Pappy
-
Real nice work Pappy!
Tracy
-
Awesome job, Pappy. Can't wait to see it. I did not know you could heat bend yew like that. Great tiller. You are the BEST!
Dan
-
Thanks Tracy/Dan good to see you on and yes Yew works quite well with heat and a little cooking oil. :) Hope to see both of yall in a couple of weeks. ;)
Pappy
-
That came out nice Pappy! I hope to eyeball it in person in about a week and a half. Josh
-
Love the profile pappy. And the simple grip is a nice touch.
E
-
Had to take another look. That sure is a nice one. I haven't tried making a bow from yew yet. On my list now though ;)
-
Thanks Guys,it is very light and springy also soft. :) Jesse.
Pappy
-
Nope that sure aint yew bow, thats Pappy's bow... well done sir
-
Hi Pappy, The bow is great, but I love your workshop! :) You always seem to work magic in your bows.
Cheers, Deerslayer.
-
Thanks Deerslayer,no rhyme or reason to my shop but I know where everything is supposed to be. :o Good to hear from you Josh,miss ya being around. :)
Pappy
-
you sir are a artist,great work O:)