Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Will B on June 30, 2024, 08:45:13 pm
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I recently finished a 64” sinew-backed heartwood yew recurve. The bow is 44# @ 26”. I removed the sapwood and applied 2 layers of deer sinew using TB3 glue. I had a pair of bull snake skins that I used to protect the sinew. The bow was finished with 7 coats of Tru-oil and a spar urethane spray to dull the shine. The handle wrap was made from a leather jacket. The bow is very smooth and has no noticeable hand shock.
I received a great deal of assistance on this build from Superdave here on PA. Thanks Dave for your detailed build and for answering my many questions. Much appreciated!https://flic.kr/p/2q1j4t1
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https://flic.kr/p/2q1j4t1
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Classy looking bow there Will. :OK
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Not gon' lie, but that's just fine right there. No need to hang your head around anyone with that in your hand!
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Thanks Hamish and JW
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Nice work, beautiful bow
. Pappy
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Thanks Pappy
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Wow! Super nice. What’s not to like about this. The bend looks very good. So glad it worked out so well for you. Yew is great stuff! You did it justice my friend. Well done.
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Nice bow with a great tiller. Solid work!
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Gorgeous bow!! Those skins are awesome!
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Nice.