Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Pat B. on June 21, 2014, 07:05:33 pm
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thanks
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ahh the new Patb., that knot wont be a problem, probably be all but gone by the time your done, me i'd put it in the limb and not the splice end
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Hey Pat. Glad you posted this one. As a recommendation, I would start with one of your full length staves to start with. Glue ups just add an extra degree of difficulty that I would advise you avoid on your first bow. Having said that, I agree with bubby, the knots no prob on the limb.
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Put it near the tip end, so it will be located 11" from the tip. The average osage bow should be around 1" to 1¼" wide at that point, which means the entire knot will be eliminated in the final lay out.
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Put it near the tip end, so it will be located 11" from the tip. The average osage bow should be around 1" to 1¼" wide at that point, which means the entire knot will be eliminated in the final lay out.
agreed
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Put it near the tip end, so it will be located 11" from the tip. The average osage bow should be around 1" to 1¼" wide at that point, which means the entire knot will be eliminated in the final lay out.
pretty much what I said,
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I'd have to agree with these guys Pat. It will be eliminated when you draw out the limb.
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And so it will be done...
Thank you guys for the advice !
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Good luck, Pat. Keep us posted. ;)