Hi, Everyone,

I recently finished re-tillering a bow I had thought I finished a year ago. It was 59" 48lb @ 24" with an asymmetric tiller. After re-tillering - 44lb @ 28" with a D profile. As the backing had already been glued, I did not heat treat the belly in worry that I may damage the backing.
The bow's inspiration came from Gordon Ferlitsch's hazelnut D bow.

result:
 

 

     

 

   

 

   


let me know your thoughts.
happy bowyering.

unbraced:  

braced:  
 
drawn:

at full draw:  

Dang I LIKE that bow!!! Great job

Nice work!

Nice    

Nice job...

Nice job on the bow. Will you post pics of the salmon skin back?

Looking good.

Great one, congrats!
The belly in the last few pics looks white?

QuoteOriginally posted by Pat B:
Nice job on the bow. Will you post pics of the salmon skin back?

X2

That is really nice!
Dave.

           

Thank you, thank you for the positive feedback.

Jan Westphal - good eye, indeed, the belly is white in the last pictures. Those were made when I finished tillering and bofore I stained and finished the bow.

Pat B - the fourth picture from top shows the back. I will try to find a close up.

Looks great. That bow nails the primitive look and form, great job!

Really like that. Definately has the look of Gordon Ferlitch's bows