Finished this bow this morning. Bamboo/osage/osage tri-lam. 58" ntn, 60# @ 28".  



 

 

 

 

 

OHHHHHhhhhh. i like that. that is an awesome looking bow you got there. how did you do your tips like that? please explain. that handle shape is nice too. hell, the whole thing is nice. don

oh yeah, how about pics of it's unstrung profile. don

picks are as nice asa the bow-----GREAT WORK.
       Hard Head

Beautiful bow!!!!  What did you use for stain, I really like the color on it.
Oh yeah, don't let that cherry log go to waste...Dan

The wood at the tip is simply ground off flat on a sander, then a piece of horn is glued on in it's place. Ya just have to be mindful of the angles.

I used alcohol aniline dye.

Yup, thats what they are supposed to like alright! Very nice bow. Where is the "money shot"? Lets see that baby bent to 28".

I don't have a full draw picture of it finished. I'll try to get one tomorrow. Gotta run, workin' the graveyard shift tonight.

Wow! That is absolutely gorgeous.

Great bow, Bowjunkie.
Stan

great looking bow, and all the green is wonderful too.

beautiful bow but don't you think that brace height is excessive?  

The bow would be faster with a lower brace height too.  Less stressed and could possibly be drawn further with no increase in set.

Very nice Jeff..

Aznboi, the brace height is 6 1/4". I wouldn't call that excessive. It's just barely enough to keep the feathers off the shelf. The bow itself is really quite petite, so perhaps that and the pictures somehow make it look higher than it is. How high would you have guessed it at?

Outstanding!

That is gorgeous

Sweet!!      

Awesome...  Truly beautiful... Great work

Beautifimus!!!