Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Sidewinder on November 01, 2007, 04:54:47 pm
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I have seen a couple photos that have a sit down bench with what looks like s lever that holds the stave in place and also look mobile enough to take places. Does anyone know what I'm talking about and if so does anyone know where I can get either drawings or close ups so I can copy one for myself.
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http://www.primitivearcher.com/smf/index.php/topic,3448.0.html
Chek out the videos. they have a neat bow bench.
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Hi, i may have a blue print of a sit down bowyers bench for you if you still would like one? give me a day or two to find it, i can try and post it here or email it to you,let me know? I've made one from the plans and it works real well!!!!
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Crom, yeah that would be great I really appreciate it. my email is outstandingautos@hotmail.com and if you decide to post it as well , I'm sure that others might be interested at some point....Danny
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Hey Cromm, yes Sidewinder is correct, others (including myself!!) would be interested in seeing some blueprints :)
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....................Dont have blueprints but its pretty self explanatory as ya look at it. Been makin; these fer years gave this one ta Eddie(Mullet) a while back. He could tell ya ifn it works good fer others. Another option fer ya................bob
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Hi this is the plan to the bowyers bench that I made, the only thing I changed was the length of the bench. I made it longer because I wanted to make an English long bow. If you cannot read it as a PDF file I can try a different format. ;D
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Thanks for the print, ill half to give this thing a shot one of these weekends. Ty
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Thanks, just when I was going to ask what others use to hold the bow when working on it.
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Currently i am Using a pony clamp ( a vise on a bar that has a lower brace that slides on the pole, and a hand crank on the top, not a very good description, i know :) ) I works great, and is increadibly strong, i pad all of the contact regions to keep from damaging the wood. Ty