ILF riser? I'm done (almost)

Started by kennym, January 17, 2018, 09:43:00 PM

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kennym

Man I'd hate to do a buildalong if it went south on me! LOL

I'll take some pics and see how it goes...
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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kennym

Got the pads cut, rounded center of back and glued on a 1/8" phenolic end to end on riser back, keeping everything square to side.
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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styksnstryngs


kennym

Can't tell, has plastic wrap and clamps all over it! LOL
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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kennym

Ready to start this operation...

 


Cutting the pad angles to 15*

I had allready rounded the point over ( bottom of 5 gallon bucket size radius     :D  )  before I thought to take this pic...

 

A piece of 1/8" phenolic to wrap over the back, sanded both sides....

 

About the right glue squeezeout! Must have actually done a good job applying!!

Note I used the cutoffs so I would have a straight clamping surface, and wrapped in plastic so I don't have to cut them off again. LOL

 

Thats it for today.....
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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mwosborn

I hope it works out Kenny - would hate to see you ruin that nice looking riser!
Enjoy the hunt!  - Mitch

Trux Turning

Looks like you are on track- that's a good looking riser!

kennym

I drew a plan on paper for once before starting . I really hope I don't mess it up too!! LOL
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Roy from Pa


kennym

Stay sharp, Kenny.

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kennym

More on it today, got a bit ahead of myself maybe here....





Needed a router table cause I want to hide the hardware and don't have a CNC, so improvised...



A fence to cut where I wanted, took longer than I wanted to get it set, but worked well...



And the results for today , along with some other stuff.....



I hope this all works!! LOL
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Roy from Pa


Bvas

Looking good kenny!!!
Think I'll stick with building simple one pieces........ for now  ;)
Some hunt to survive; some survive to hunt

kennym

Yeah , even the TD longbows are simple compared to this. It would have been easier if I didn't want to hide the hardware somewhat. Also if I had an inch router bit. LOL
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Crooked Stic

High on Archery.

styksnstryngs

I'm going to attempt this this summer using only hand tools and a hand drill. I honestly don't know what I'm getting myself into...

kennym

I see a mistake already. I should have stopped the routed channel at the end of the brass piece. Now I need to add a pc of something to let the limb stop work.... Dammit!
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Roy from Pa

I'm not following what you are saying there, Kenny?

kennym

I'll have to look in morning but the copper colored sleeve prob should set on the phenolic at the level of top of brass. I can fix it but may need a longer bolt now.
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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kennym

So I wasn't ahead of myself in the first pic, but should have only routed for the brass hardware.....
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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