Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Grunt on June 28, 2010, 05:22:40 pm
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Here are some really different critters. The scalloped bow was inspired by Half Eye's postings. I didn't make it as short as his but there is always the next one. I learned a bunch, White Oak quartersawn,started at three fingers wide, 60" 42# at 28". The other is a standard BBI re/de that is 66" and 53# at 28". I glued on some leather to build the arrow rest out and will sew a handle when I get the finishing done. I'll use a floppy rest and some jute to wrap a handle on the scalloped critter. I seem to be doing everything in two's.
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Couple of V pretty bows, I like the nocks on the BBI, subtle...
Del
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Dang Grunt those both look great, but ya got to know that Odawa (ottawa) is a honey and the weight is about perfect by the original standard. Really like the fineals too!!!
Rich
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:o :o Nice bows!
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Whole lot of artistry in wood going on there. That De/Re looks like it will launch em.
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Those are both outstanding bows! Jawge
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Thanks for all the kind words guys. I sure do like bringing bows to life! Never would have done these bows without the inspiration found on this here website.
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damn nice bows grunt , im attempting another r/d ,should finish or blow it tomorrow , considered a scalloped bow also just not ballsey enough yet. looks like you got both figured out ,well done !!
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Great looking bows. That scalloped bow is cool.
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Very nice work,both of them.
Pappy
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Two completely different bows, both very nice ;D