Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Buckeye Guy on March 16, 2016, 08:05:55 pm
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Gundoc
Thanks for showing us this can be done
Not a bow yet but the following a heartwood ring is the part that I have never done before so now I have
New found fun for sure
Thanks again for the inspiration Josh
Guy
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Looks good Guy. Can you get it done by Marshall?
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Bring it to Marshall no mater......would love to see it.
DBar
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Looks good Guy! I can't wait to see how she turns out! Josh
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That's purty Guy!
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Doubt It will be done by Marshall , remember I am slow.
I am super busy with a whole lot of things.
Going to the TAS shoot this weekend Then on to the Classic and trying to pull a comunity together to build " The Well Community and Youth Center " our community is falling apart and needs all the Love they can get.
Joella is coming up from Tennessee to give me the training I need for S3DA so we can have archery at the comunity center .
And I have not even started my mini bow yet , so this could be a long drawn out process
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Sounds like you have got a lot of irons in the fire ..... Guy, but they sound like mighty good irons, keep up the good work.
DBar
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So what is the secret to chase a heartwood ring. I have a bunch of belly splits of black walnut waiting for me to chase a ring on.
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In my opinion you don't realy chase them you sneak up on them ?
might be easier for older folks than chasing LOL
Gun doc is the old hand at it maybe he wants to tell you how .
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Well however you did it Buckeye Guy, it looks really nice.
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So what is the secret to chase a heartwood ring. I have a bunch of belly splits of black walnut waiting for me to chase a ring on.
No real secret to it. More of a tip or two. First and foremost use natural sunlight instead of indoor lighting. The rings will show up better. Also have a damp rag handy. If you lose track of the ring, give the area your working a quick swipe with the rag. The moisture will puff up the early wood and make it stand out. That's about it. Josh
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Thanks Josh. Sometimes these little tips can be the difference between success and failure. I will have to grab one of my black walnut belly splits and get to work.