Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: lowell on April 12, 2009, 03:34:45 pm
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Haven't been making much lately because of some wrist problems. >:( Friend offered a couple osage growing in a wet area. I had told him that they are apt to have thicker rings there!!
Thought I would give my wrists a good test!!!
We cut them and got them split and they have the thickest rings that I have come across around here!!
Think I'm ready to try making some fresh saw dust and scrapings in the shop!! ;)
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Perty nice rings! Wood looks awful dark? Congrats.
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Thats better than an easter egg any day of the year Nice haul. Danny
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Wrist problems? It is not Kienbocks disease is it?
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Osagetree, Had not heard of Kienbocks disease before. Read a little about it just now.
I have overused them with work for the past ....almost 40 years. And a project in my house a couple months ago really made them hurt.
Really think they are getting worn out.... but they have been feeling a lot better and really want to keep making some bows if I can keep from doing them damage.
Timo, the wood is very bright except for that black streak in the center if the one. The ends are dark because of a combo of glue and mud!! ;)
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Good looking wood,nice haul. :)
Pappy