Yew Warbow - 130-140# question.

[DarkSoul]

I'm seeing a small hinge in the lower limb, about 8 or 10" from the tip. But I haven't seen an unbraced picture yet, so this hinge could very well be a small spot with deflex.
I would only work the inner third of both limbs at this point. The outer limbs are working pretty good, but it's the inner thirds that are stiff.

Also, get rid of that tiller stick. It's a huge set inducer, if not a murderer for such heavy bows. Use a tiller tree with pulley system, or the mirror.

[AH]

how thick is the sapwood layer on that bow? I have a curing yew stave with a layer just over 3/8" which i think is a little too much, but the rings per inch are 40, and I don't know how to reduce the sapwood without violating a ring on wood like that.

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I'm not detract from sap of this yew - a little less than 3/8





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[Ian.]

Nice bow.

[adb]

Hey, George... nice bow indeed! Do you have a full draw picture?

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Sorry for poor quality picture, but no date.

[Ian.]

Again looks very nice, well done. All the way though you seemed on top of the project. Rare piece of yew indeed.

[Rafael]

Поздравляю Жора с мощным боевым английским тиссовым луком!  Молодец!
Cant pull anything heavier than 70- 75#  at the moment

[BowSlayer]

sweet bow! i hope i get something similr to this with my Yew but maybe aroung the 45-50#@26" i know thats not quite warbow weight but it's something i feel confident i could pull. why no handle wrap? thanks.

[WillS]

Warbows don't have handle wraps.