Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Blaflair2 on July 15, 2015, 01:03:05 am
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So I glued up something, the boo and ipe slipped a little so I had a little more trimming to do. So one side of the boo is slightly bigger. And what should this look like when it's Tillered lol? O:) I gotta knock the rust off. I gotta measure it since I cleaned it up, it's 60" long ATM. Boo, ipe, pacific yew belly. Can I trap the boo? And how much? It also has a quilted maple power lam.
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What now? Send it to me! Lol. Lebhuntfish has a trade bow similar profile. I will see if I can get him to post on here to show his full draw.
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So I got it bending, I'm thinking I have to get the tips coming around now, it's pulled to about 11". Super low brace
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Be careful of the inner limbs. The leverage of the limbs puts most of the stress there. Get the rest of the limbs bending well then work back towards the fades.
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I meant to post pics. Lol
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It's almost there, the left limb is bottom. Pulled to 26" here.not sure where to go now
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The outer 1/3 of the left limb is stiff and the outer 2/3 of the right is stiff.
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It doesn't wanna come around :0( lol.
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You are bending a bit much about 6" above the handle. That is where the leverage is the strongest. That's why I suggest working the inner limbs last after the outer limb is bending well. R/D bows can be difficult to tiller. You have to get most of the reflex out early on during the draw then work on the inner sections.
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No FD pic is complete without a naked doll. ;D
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Haha, that's my daughters baby.
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Yeah, right! ;D
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No FD pic is complete without a naked doll. ;D
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: You got me PatM.