Welcome aboard Alan, Great to have you.  

Daryl (Trap)

welcome to the    Alan. It's good to have you here. Need help,just ask there's always somebody home - we'll leave the light on for ya.

joe

Welcome Alan. -Simon

A warm welcome to ya Alan

Welcome Alan! It is outstanding of you to carry on your dad's tradition. Looking forward to getting to know you.

Thanks Gents Thanks,
 I'm really looking forward to getting to know you all as well.  I do know that everybody I have met thru traditional archery are really great people.  I want to thank you all for the love, support and prayers you all have shown on this and other sites.  A quick message for Tony W. I'm not sure if dad did any Bear coin repos but I will check and Howattfan (Dave) you have taken nothing away from me or my famly with making your Pinto decal.  I'm really looking forward to seeing the finished bow.  I might be needing some assistance on how you did it as to help me understand how dad did his.  After reading some things on this site I have no doubt BowDoc has alot of knowledge that I will be tapping into as well if he allows.

Hey AL, welcome to the club. Been looking for some super kodiak logals for awhile. It's great that your carrying on with the bizz. Jim

I was referred to this thread.  I have a set of Bear TD limbs that I'm going to refinish and I'll need some decals.  I'll be looking forward to hearing when they become available.

Here's what I'll need and for the bottom limb too.

 

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Hey Robert
I'd try PMing AL
   Kurt

Al,
Welcome aboard.I'm glad to hear you will be carrying on with your dad's work.That would make him very happy I'm sure.I recently lost my father,unexpected,so I know it takes awhile to get back on track.Prayers to you and your family and good luck with the decals,I'm sure I'll be getting some from you too.

Al should be along later this morning.I believe he has almost everything now.Not sure on the T/D's but I do know Al was having those printed before as I got several sets of the T/D transfers.Here's a pic of the new transfers and they look and work great.I've set 6 sets and got 10 more from Al yesterday.bowdoc  

Doc - Looks like you are up early, or did you even get any sleep last night with all those new transfers to play with?

Meant to ask earlier are you going to try to take photographs of the original serial numbers on a bow and have Al make up transfers for them like you mentioned on the first page of this thread? Or have you and Al gotten that far yet?

I'am one of those 6 hr a night guys and went to bed early then got up at 2 so I could get the heater going in my shop.Yahoooo you gotta love em huh ? bd

QuoteOriginally posted by kurtbel5:
Hey Robert
I'd try PMing AL
   Kurt

What's his screen name?  I can't find Al Kurt.

His screen name is Al H #19439 this should hook you right up.

John, sorry to hear about your dad.  It is truly a tough time in a son's life when he looses a father.  My prayers go to you and your family as well and thanks for yours.  Wade I haven't figured out how dad did the serial numbers yet.  I just got his software last week and I hope to have it figured out soon.  Robert, I sent you a PM.  I think I have those decals in stock.  Sorry I haven't gotten on the site for a couple of days.  Been helping my brother in-law build a log house down in Muncie.

Al you might check and see if it were more like blocks of numbers and letters that could be cut out and set same as the transfers.bd

PM sent Bowdoc

Doc he has some block lettering but they are too large for serial numbers but he does have a 1/2 page of silver serial numbers for a 66" 23#@27" bow.  I think it was for one of his Wings.  Were the serial numbers a waterslide?  I have yet to find any info on who made his waterslides so it is leaving me to believe that he printed them his self.  If the serial numbers were a waterslide I bet he would make them by hand.  I loaded the software last night but I have to find an update.  Looks like he updated from Adobe 7 to 8 somewhere.  I will keep on it.  Al