1st try Take Down Recurve Riser pics

Started by StoneAK, April 11, 2011, 11:12:00 PM

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StoneAK

I am still finishing this riser and waiting on hardware from binghams.
   
       
   
"He never promised that the cross would not be heavy and the hill wouldn't be hard to climb"
"I don't want to gain the whole world, and lose my soul"

10 Year Active Army Disabled Vet.

AKmud

Ooooo....that is slick!  I like the sharp contrast in wood colors.  :)

StoneAK

Thank you I am a sucker for contrasting woods
"He never promised that the cross would not be heavy and the hill wouldn't be hard to climb"
"I don't want to gain the whole world, and lose my soul"

10 Year Active Army Disabled Vet.

JSMOFFITT03

:clapper:  

Looks very nice...  How are the limbs coming? or are you using limbs you already have?

StoneAK

I am waiting on laminates to come in and the mounting hardware.
"He never promised that the cross would not be heavy and the hill wouldn't be hard to climb"
"I don't want to gain the whole world, and lose my soul"

10 Year Active Army Disabled Vet.

StoneAK

I got the laminates and hardware in today so I will hope to have this baby ready by the weekend
"He never promised that the cross would not be heavy and the hill wouldn't be hard to climb"
"I don't want to gain the whole world, and lose my soul"

10 Year Active Army Disabled Vet.

D

I can't wait to see it finished.  I love the different woods too.  Keep us posted on the finishing.

Roy from Pa

Stone, here is my form for takedown limbs.


StoneAK

I like that set up do you have some diagrams or some more pics from different angles?
"He never promised that the cross would not be heavy and the hill wouldn't be hard to climb"
"I don't want to gain the whole world, and lose my soul"

10 Year Active Army Disabled Vet.

Roy from Pa

The limb design is from Binghams 68 inch pronounced takedown longbow. The form is made from 3/4 inch birch plywood, two layers glued and screwed together.

StoneAK

I like it. One more question when you ordered from Binghams did it take a long time to get your order?
"He never promised that the cross would not be heavy and the hill wouldn't be hard to climb"
"I don't want to gain the whole world, and lose my soul"

10 Year Active Army Disabled Vet.

highplains55

the form looks pretty good,if you take metal bands and put on both sides of glass keeps everything smooth ,also if you wrap it in plastic saran wrap you don't get glue all over your form,also the blue painters tape works well if you put it first on the limbs ,just peels off after you cut the limbs.

Roy from Pa

My order came in a week. I have glass on the bottom of the form. And plastic wrapped on the lams.

StoneAK

I ordered from binghams and it finally came almost a month later. I called Kenny M tonight and I will be ordering some lams from him in a day or so. He is a super nice guy and was real helpful.
"He never promised that the cross would not be heavy and the hill wouldn't be hard to climb"
"I don't want to gain the whole world, and lose my soul"

10 Year Active Army Disabled Vet.

fujimo

i ordered from binghams, and it took about 2 weeks, but i am here in canada, on an island- so real good time , i thought- for what we are used too.

SEMO_HUNTER

Nice job Lester! Can't wait to see the finished product.
~Varitas Vos Liberabit~ John 8:32

**DONOTDELETE**

you'll remember the fist one always....have fun with it bro....

StoneAK

Chris- Thank you very much I am excited but not trying to rush it. I am building about 4 bows at one time so I can bounce back and forth.

Kirk- I know what you mean I have my first longbow sitting in my work shop as a reminder of how far I have come and how much I have learned along the way from all you guys Thanks
"He never promised that the cross would not be heavy and the hill wouldn't be hard to climb"
"I don't want to gain the whole world, and lose my soul"

10 Year Active Army Disabled Vet.

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