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Bows / Re: yew - a madam's target bow 31# -27"
« Last post by Pappy on Today at 08:07:55 pm »
Beautiful bow , love yew and with a little character is a plus for sure. Pappy
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Bows / Re: The best shape for a reflexed bow?
« Last post by Bob Barnes on Today at 08:00:01 pm »
Patrick has made probably the most powerful bow for its draw weight ive ever seen. He isnt on here much anymore, but his handle is Lebhuntfish.
It was built using this (his original) form.
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Bows / Re: The best shape for a reflexed bow?
« Last post by sleek on Today at 07:56:44 pm »
Patrick has made probably the most powerful bow for its draw weight ive ever seen. He isnt on here much anymore, but his handle is Lebhuntfish.
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Bows / Re: The best shape for a reflexed bow?
« Last post by Bob Barnes on Today at 07:52:25 pm »
    I misspoke earlier. It is the Gary Davis form that I adapted as my regular.

I copied Gary's for at MoJam many years ago and it's the only reflex for I have ever used.  My D/R form is an adjustable model that I also copied from a MoJam form that was made by Patrick Bumgardner.
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Bows / Re: The best shape for a reflexed bow?
« Last post by Badger on Today at 07:41:13 pm »
    I misspoke earlier. It is the Gary Davis form that I adapted as my regular.
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Shooting and Hunting / Re: My Version of the side quiver
« Last post by Chumash on Today at 07:03:23 pm »
THANKS (-S
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Bows / Re: The best shape for a reflexed bow?
« Last post by willie on Today at 06:02:36 pm »
complicated things. but something happening for sure, you can see that on the chart too.


a compressive force acting linear on the limb in addition to the compression due to bending?
maybe why such designs are more prone to compression failures?
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Bows / Re: The best shape for a reflexed bow?
« Last post by simk on Today at 05:15:36 pm »
Good point willie. when the string touches the bow gets shorter virtually? complicated things. but something happening for sure, you can see that on the chart too. we here check only the angle at fd.
Tuomo, its autodesk fusion - pretty cool software for 3d design. they even had a FEA analysis addon, not for free version tough... :)
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Bows / Re: The best shape for a reflexed bow?
« Last post by willie on Today at 05:05:06 pm »
Isn't it the shallow angle at brace that gives the high early draw weight and increases stored energy?
whereas  excessive angle at full draw leads to stacking or an increase in apparent draw force but  not stored energy?

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Bows / Re: The best shape for a reflexed bow?
« Last post by Tuomo on Today at 04:42:22 pm »
Interesting analysis for string angle! Let's see what you can get from these. By the way, what is the program you use?

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