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Burnsie
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Hopefully Worth the Effort
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November 23, 2025, 11:18:28 pm »
The curve/swoop in this handle was making tillering almost impossible, it created a big hump right out of the fade. I decided to do some surgery. It's pretty straight now, we'll see if it turns into a bow.
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sleek
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That... is interesting. I an very curious how it will turn out. I haven't seen that approach before. Points for uniqueness.
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Pappy
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if you have to ask you wouldn't understand ,Tenn.
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Nice job, I see no reason that won't work as long as you keep it from bending in the handle. Nice approach.
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Selfbowman
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I did the same with a half moon cut out. It worked well. You can also take propeller out that way also.
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