Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Paka on July 02, 2010, 05:58:51 am
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Aloha All ,
Been sitting the sidelines for a while and carving away . Bein waiting to take pics of my gauva bows before I started posting , can anyone tell me how to attach them so I can get this party started??
Got bit by the Bowyer Bug about 5 months ago and it got me good. I'm 33 and shot compound since high school. Sold it a month ago and am surronded with sticks and shavings. Thought I was board bow bound till I saw manny's world of guava bows, "I can see the light!!" Made some and ruined some so I got lots of quetions.
Anyways , wanted to introduce myself and start making some bows. I'll try to figure out this picture thing now. Talk Later . Paka
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Here a try
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another
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Tiller at 22 inches , back started to crack so , T.B. III , dacron string , and polyurethane last night. After lookingat it on camera i may have to shave down the tips. Time to go hit the garage, talk later .Paka
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yup, gonna need to make another . That one was 62" ntn , next one will be 69" .
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next project
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pass project that wound up at 30 pounds, guess my son can have it. Stating to see to much bend near fades
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aarow rest
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tiller
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That bow startd to crack from the back right above the top limbs fade, same as bow that started this thread. Think I should work the tips more. Time to catch some ZZ's
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looks like it needs more mass after the fads
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Welcome to the addiction!
I made the same mistake on the first three or four bows I made. I tried to get them bending right out of the fades to soon.
what I do now is to start tillering from the tips about 2/3 out and then work in toward the fades.
Keep it up!
Mark