Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: islandpiper on August 04, 2009, 08:37:30 pm
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Here is a H/H lam bow...It was making creaking noises, so in a fit of craziness I applied a backing of some modern, high tech fairy snot.....and it de-laminated just the same. So, to make it impossible for myself to spend another minute resurecting it, i chopped it up. If I hadn't, it would have sat in the corner, reminding me of a failure, and someday I'd spend a day trying to fix it. Easier just to make it "shipping size" right away.
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piper
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i hear ya. I have a few failures in my shop that need to be done the same way. :)
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LOL.... you are not alone my friend. I have destroyed some as well and burned ALL the evidence.
MIKE
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Too bad you put the "fairy snot" on there you could have smoked a nice tenderloin with it. ;D
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That's it. At some point you have to decide whether or not to dump any more time into a project that may fail, or just abort it altogether. Based on past experience with various "fixes" that often just prolong the inevitable, I can say that my own tolerance level for most repairs is very low. The decision comes easier and much more swiftly the longer you've been at this.
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I've chopped up a few bows that I'd been staring at for a while, cuz they were just pi$$in' me off too!
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haha!
mr. kieth me and ian were gunna stop by and see you, but they had every cop and game warden in louisianan infront of your shop so we abourted mission.
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Had several ending up just like that one...!
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We all have our corner of shame at leats until we clean house eh :D
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I'm with you Adam,my patients is pretty short when it comes to that.If it is a pretty easy high %
fix I will go for if not I cook with it. :) I have seen folks spend days trying to fix one and most time it is putting off the inevitable. :) I will do some rapping here and there but even then is is for insurance before there is a problem not after. :)
Pappy