Primitive Archer
		Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Scallorn on April 28, 2017, 05:49:25 pm
		
			
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				  I just finished this one yesterday. I live in NE TX so I have tons of osage available to me. That being said, I do enjoy working whitewoods because of how easy they are. The wood was a hickory sapling that I cut a few months ago. I flipped one of the tips to match the other, and heat treated the belly. The tiller is the best I've had on a "D" bow in a while, and the cast is great even at 35 pounds because of the high reflex in the stave.
  The bow is 71 inches long, 1 and 1/4 inches at the grip, and 3/8 of an inch at the tips. Draw weight is about 35#@28" witch is lower than I had planned but I'm not going to try to shorten it now since I have seven 6 foot staves of osage waiting to be worked. 
			 
			
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				Alright! You young cats are figuring it out. Nice job.  :OK
			
 
			
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				Very nice bend. I like it. :D
			
 
			
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				Nice job. 
			
 
			
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				Looks real good! I bet it's fun to shoot at that length and weight: it must be smooth.
Kyle
			 
			
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				Nice looking bow
			
 
			
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				Nice bend you got there. Cheers- Brendan 
			
 
			
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				That thar is an English Longbow :)
Nice...
Del 
			 
			
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				Nice one!  How much shorter is the lower limb?
			
 
			
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				Nice bow you made there young man
			
 
			
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				 (=) (=) (http://(=) (=))Good job. I always enjoy grabbing a piece of hickory too.
			
 
			
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				Good Job, nice tiller. 
			
 
			
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				Nice work on that bow, looks like it is a smooth shooter. I look forward to seeing some more bows from you, always cool to see young guys that are into the hobby.
			
 
			
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				looks smooth, nice work
			
 
			
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				Nice bow.Good luck with your osage.
			
 
			
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				Benedikt the top edge of the buckskin is 1 inch above the center of the bow