I take the outside of curve to disc sander and just lightly clean up any zigs or zags , then spindle sander to inside curve and do the same, then clamp together and check the glue line, just like a dry run on a bow. Then adjust the inside curve because the disc sander on the outside curve is rarely out of line. Rarely have to do much more than that.

Will not sand the back profile til I'm ready to finish the riser up for bow glueup.

You da man

good stuff... thanks.

Not too shabby ole boy.. ^5

I gotta get a pc of metal strap to make the straps to bolt it together with the bow and air hose in between.

I could rob em off another form, but don't want to....

I like the air system because the entire bow has the exact same pressure as it cures.

Lookin sweet    

Gonna be nice!

Thanks guys!!

You make it look so easy Kenny!  You should be a teacher.    

Looking good Kenny!

I like the title Kenny. I thought for a minute ole 4est was up posting again though.

i keep my eyes on this... keep coming mate...


best.

Weekend is coming, be back at it then!

Got some orders to fill, then back at it tomorrow.

Sposed to snow a couple inches in morning so good day to be in shop.

Got the metal strap for the hold down straps. Have to cut and drill them, space the form and adjust width of space between top and bottom.

Then wax on it and start figuring bow lam thickness  out....

Well, what's the hold up ole timer?

That 4 letter word, WORK . I coulda had this bow done if it weren't for it. But I like to eat and have a warm spot to sleep....  :D

This is awesome Kenny! So are you taking material orders now??

Yes sir, Steve!

Been over 4 hours now....

QuoteOriginally posted by Roy from Pa:
Been over 4 hours now....

I thought people got more patience as they got OLDer   :p