Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: bowkee on August 21, 2010, 05:23:15 pm
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Just finished this yew splice out of a yew branch that was 48"
Sliced it with a w splice at 66" long 45#@26
Tips are long horn peaces wrapped with Dog bane.
The handle is wrapped with Decoy cord then a leather grip and rest Wrapped stunk style with cordage
The string leans a little to the rest side , guess that"s OK as long as it hits target.
I did not back this one.Good afternoon. Phillip
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Bowkee, I like it. Fine looking bow. Hope it hits home!
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That looks really nice, I really like that handle wrap.
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very nice bow and i to like the handle wrap.wish that yew grew here in MO. would like to work a piece one day.
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Nice yew bow, Phillip! Got it bookmarked for August Self BOM :)
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Thats a lovely looking bow.. Very nice.
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I like the tips.
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Thanks all, I got the Yew Branch at my local exotic wood distributor.
The Tips I was going to use on another short bow but that failed while tillering.
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Yea I wish there was some yew growing in MO also cool bow like what you did with the
handle some good thought went into that. Way to go!
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Nice bow.
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That came out great. Beautiful bow and tiller. Jawge
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Thanks all, I forgot to ask if I was supposed to chase a ring on a spliced yew branch bow, The bow seems to be ok as is at 26 inches havent heard that creeeack yet.
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Beauty. love the handle wrap.
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Very nice looking bow. Excellent craftsmanship.