Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: simson on April 07, 2014, 08:49:56 am
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As requested here are some pics from bow No. 4 (see: http://www.primitivearcher.com/smf/index.php/topic,45969.0.html)
This bow came from a very nice and clean elm stave. Only some side corrections were necessary, done with the heatgun. Tips are horn overlays from water buff.
The bow is 62”ntn
Enjoy
(http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh576/orangesimson/1404%20elm%20static%20black%20and%20white/P1020416_zps31d86cb3.jpg)
(http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh576/orangesimson/1404%20elm%20static%20black%20and%20white/P1020415_zps6e426ad5.jpg)
(http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh576/orangesimson/1404%20elm%20static%20black%20and%20white/P1020431_zps85715668.jpg)
(http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh576/orangesimson/1404%20elm%20static%20black%20and%20white/_DSC4909_zps39935791.jpg)
(http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh576/orangesimson/1404%20elm%20static%20black%20and%20white/P1020420_zpsf8a21157.jpg)
(http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh576/orangesimson/1404%20elm%20static%20black%20and%20white/P1020419_zps0bd68336.jpg)
(http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh576/orangesimson/1404%20elm%20static%20black%20and%20white/P1020418_zps4bc017ed.jpg)
(http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh576/orangesimson/1404%20elm%20static%20black%20and%20white/P1020417_zpsebae8fb7.jpg)
(http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh576/orangesimson/1404%20elm%20static%20black%20and%20white/P1020429_zpsc0ec3c57.jpg)
(http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh576/orangesimson/1404%20elm%20static%20black%20and%20white/P1020430_zps00906e89.jpg)
(http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh576/orangesimson/1404%20elm%20static%20black%20and%20white/P1020422_zps28d11b76.jpg)
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Nicely done. Looks like it is a fast shooter.
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That is a beauty,beautiful bow in all aspects. :) :)
Pappy
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That bow is just super nice all around. Your tiller is so good, and the curve on the tips is impressive. How did you bend those tips in? Dry heat? Steam?
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That bow is just super nice all around. Your tiller is so good, and the curve on the tips is impressive. How did you bend those tips in? Dry heat? Steam?
they are steamed in, about 20 min each.
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8) as always!
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NICE!!!! :D
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Very nicely done. Such a graceful stick. I like it a lot :)
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Very nice work Sir! Bends all look spot on.
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Just like we suspected that sir is a very nice bow !
Thanks for sharing it !
Guy
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You're a bow machine dude!
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Thank you all for that nice compliments
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I like everything about it! Good work man!
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Simple and Sweet! Great work!
Good shootin,
Steve
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Nice clean bow Simon.
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Simon, That's some awesome work, I mean every detail...Love the tiller and I know it's a screamer...
Don
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Awesome bow Simon. I just got a nice red elm stave from halfeye, and I was thinking about trying a static like yours. Hope mine turns out half as nice as that one. Great looking bow.
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Well done !!!
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Very nice. Perfectly shaped, nice clean lines and great looking bend. Tip work is really fine as well.
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That is a beauty! Why the string guide?
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It looks perfectly balanced.
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That is a beauty! Why the string guide?
(That question came already on the other thread)
The string bridges are lather soaked in thin super glue after applying. I make those bridges often on statics, reasons:
1. more security while bracing the bow
2. more security on non flat limbed bows, the string can't slip off.
3. steeper angle of the lever, you get a bit of increase
4. an indexer: when everthing is alright you hear nothing when string lift off while drawing the bow. A gentle 'click' indicates the string is riding over the ridge - the levers are not in line.
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you guys are awesome... Great talent, beautiful bow !!
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Nothing wrong with that! Those skinny handles make for some insanley accurate shooting.
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Absolutely awesome! :)
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beautiful!! clean lines...everything a bow needs to be!!
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as always your awesome bow man 8)