Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Ryan_Gill_HuntPrimitive on April 02, 2013, 10:20:44 am
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Here is the bow I Made from that piece of red elm. I wasn't sure that it was in fact red elm, but after talking with some of you, I guess it is. it made a fine bow, little to no set, it's just not as tough of wood as the white elms. it's 66" long and 50# @ 28"
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Sweet bow! I just worked with red elm for the first time too, it makes a nice bow IMO. Great job on that one!
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Looks like a sweet shooter Ryan.....
When you say not as tough do you mean the wood is softer when worked???
That bow turned out very nice!!!
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yup, way softer than American or Winged elm. This split pieces of easy compared to my southeastern elms!
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Good lookuing bow Ryan. Try some elm saplings one day, you will appreciate their toughness.
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Wow that thing looks sweet did a damn good job on it !
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Excellent bow!
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Nice looking bow. I agree red elm is soft. It dents easily but also works easily. Nice job on that piece.
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I don't see nothing in question or wrong with those results ;)
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It turned out good. I have a little I am going to break out soon, myself! I hope mine turns out that well.
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Nice bow Ryan.I like that hard elm as well. God Bless