Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: armymedic.2 on November 08, 2008, 07:15:12 pm
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ELB 69" T2T, ipe and bamboo. got her drawing about 62 lbs at 13 1/2 inches so far. would like to keep that weight out to 26 inches. im thinking needs a little more on the left, but i can't see any weak or stiff spots. i know they have gotta be there so help me out! thanks for lookin. hey where did that eliptical circle go? i gotta learn how to do that!
(http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p38/armymedic2/100_1079.jpg)
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(http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p38/armymedic2/100_1079-1.jpg)
should be better now
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Yup, make the thing bigger, huge man, HUGE! :o
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The left limb seems to be bending nicely. The right limb looks stiffer...although the mirror in the background makes it difficult to see. Pat
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I agree with Pat. Perhaps the right limb has a bit of a hinge mid-limb? Flip it around or move the setup. Dave
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Flip it and see how it looks. Sometimes the eyes betray. Jawge
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k boys ill flip it over when i get off shift tonight. im working in my hooch, and it is tight as hell so forgive the odd pics. thanks for lookin!
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Thanks for your service! God Bless you and keep you safe. Jawge
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thanks george, well i worked her some more, now i have her braced at 3 inches, and pulling 60 # or so at 19". the tips are left very thick right now, so don't let that throw you, lemme know what youre thinkin needs work. Thanks!
(http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p38/armymedic2/100_1095.jpg)
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Right limb looks to be bending good. Left limb looks like its starting to try and hinge out towards the tip..JMO
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Yea, what David said about the left limb. How wide is it? If it is more than 7/8" wide at the Fades, I'd start taking wood off the sides after you straighten out that one limb. Bamboo backed Ipe bows will not be wide and still hold a lot of weight.