Ben you'll love this design its fast but still very easy to shoot!

When designing, I first looked for the easy shooting, the decent speed was a bonus. Tho I'd like to claim to be a rocket scientist bow designer.  

Nice bow

QuoteOriginally posted by kennym:
It did take me about 8 or 9 years to get it where I liked it. So its apparent I'm not too sharp or just too picky.    :D      

Everybody always says you are a quick learner Kenny.  :p

Cool. Love to see pictures of the full bow, unstrung, strung, and full draw.

Here's a pic with the shinny knocked off it.I haven't decided if i, putting a leather grip or not. I ran through all my wife's old purses so id have to buy some leather somewhere    

Not to crazy about the diamond/coreflex wood but I like the way you used it on the belly
Nice

QuoteOriginally posted by kennym:
When designing, I first looked for the easy shooting, the decent speed was a bonus. Tho I'd like to claim to be a rocket scientist bow designer.      

x2 on the belly wood under the glass.
Grinding the lam's today for mine kenny

Thanks, it was an easy way for me to have a two tone riser without having a planer. I could just take the two best sides and glue them together.

Thanks for the additional pictures. Looks nice. Did you stick with Kenny's design exactly or did you modify it a little. Reason I ask is because it looks like it has less R/D then other bows made from Kenny's pattern.

Nice bow, what are the stats..? Or did I miss a post.

No I stuck to his design. Maybe because its a 62? Its got excellent speed. 52#@28"62" bow. His form is great!

Dave check the unstrung pic on the first page

Stacy, if you left the limbs full width a bit farther to pick up a couple # , the tips are most likely showing less reflex from the usual?

That's my only theory.  

Yes I did what you said and started the taper a little later to grab a couple of pounds. Could be it but it shoots very quick!

Nice looking bow and it sounds like it's a real shooter. Good job!
-Jay