62",47#@28". The handle is Mexican Rosewood,Maple and Wenge.

Here's a full draw picture. The bow works thru the tips.

I like your new toy. Nice job.

Wow, that is outstanding Kendall.  Great job!

Nice work!! I like the handle treatment.

Looks great maybe some day I'll be there.

beutiful bow...but you put the shelf on the wrong side cause i am left handed...just kidding.   it does look great!!!

Great looking bow1Nice work!

Well ain't that a nice one......well done!!!

Nice!!!!!

Oh Yeah! That's what I'm talkin bout.
Nice!

Wow!!. That is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen.  PM sent.

What kind of dye on the bamboo? Heat treated also?
That is one of the nicest bamboo backed bows I've ever seen!

Thanks fellas. Fiebings leather dye on the bamboo, dark brown and cordovan. The bamboo is'nt heat treated. Kendall

Very nice looking bow.  Do you use billet staves?

Nice, nice work Kendall.  That reminds me, have to go downstairs and see about getting my BBM finished up.

that looks great. i really like the look of the boo on it, and the rosewood in the handle.

that's a beautiful bow.i really like the color s.Just a great job.Congrats!

The Finish work is INCREDIBLE and leaves me envious. but I'm curious as to your tiller.  Is there a reason you don't have the bow working more towards the fades and that you didn't leave the tips stiff?  It just seems that on such a short bow you'd want more of it working.  It appears as all the work is being done in the outer limbs.  Amazing finish work though like I said.

To my eye, the limbs start working right off the fades and work thru the tips. I really don't like leaving the tips stiff on a selfwood or a composite bow,makes for handshock.