Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Knotty on June 21, 2016, 05:20:07 pm
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Hey everyone? Found this little board laying around,
What do you think it is?
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It's definitely hardwood, has an orange color.. Which makes me think it's Argentine Osage.
The grain is very bad, but I could cut it in half and use it as a belly lamination for a shortbow.
Let me know guys!
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i think that is bow wood.
what are the specs?
just proceed.
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It is way too short for a bow, and the grain is just horrible.
It measures 3ft in length and close to 1" in thickness,
I was thinking in either cutting it lengthwise and tapering the two pieces to glue up and make a trilam with
Purpleheart core , Boo backing and that wood as belly.
Or I could make a little bow and not use it pretty much 😂
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Cut two pcs 1-1/2" wide and back it with hickory or boo. Just use a vee splice and glu a handle section on
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That's an idea, thanks bubby!
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It looks like black locust to me but it could be a Brazilian hardwood.
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There's a very low chance of having an american wood board here at home..
I don't think so, most probably a Brazilian type.