Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Barrage on July 27, 2009, 12:48:26 am
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Here's a maple backed maple R/D bow I just finished. It's around 48 lbs, 63 " ntn, with a tempered belly. Brown stain over red alcohol stain. That's about it.
Hope the pics turned out ok; I'm on a tiny screen and can't really see them well...
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good tiller, bro
i'm from vancouver island
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Looks really nice....I am going to have to try a Dye Job on the next Bow I build!!
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Very well done !..
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Very Nice Bow! Well Done
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Congrats on a very well done R/D :)
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Sweet looking bow! Great dye job as well... :)
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Beautiful bow,love the color and tiller looks nice. :)
Pappy
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Great looking bow, great tiller, nice detail work and finish. Are the nocks cut across the back, or do you have overlays on it?
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wow, nice dye job. she looks really fast.
did you temper the belly first and then glue the backing on it?
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Great candidate for July Laminate BOM. Wonderful FD profile. Love the unbraced pic with the cow.
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Sweet looking bow. I bet it is a smooth shooter. Congratulations
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Great looking bow, nice curves.
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"Baton Rouge", Red stick, very nice!
Robby
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hello barrage
at first: you built a wonderful bow!
second: i got a question. you said the bow is maple backed. is there a intact ring on back or how did you do it?
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Very nice bow!
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Very nice bow Barrage. It's good to see this style posted here just to show you don't need hickory or bamboo for a backing.
Rich
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Thanks guys.
Hillbilly - it has overlays on the tips.
Dustybaer - I did temper this one after it was all glued up, but I'm not sure that I'd do that again.
Great candidate for July Laminate BOM. Wonderful FD profile. Love the unbraced pic with the cow.
That's my dog!!!
Herm - This bow was done from a 1/4 sawn board. I just ripped the backing, flipped it around a couple times and glued it back on (after reducing the other board and deflexing the handle).