ILF riser? I'm done (almost)

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

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Bvas

QuoteOriginally posted by Roy from Pa:
I'm not following what you are saying there, Kenny?
I'm confused as well.  But than again I'm not real familiar with the ILF mounting system.
Some hunt to survive; some survive to hunt

styksnstryngs

I was wondering why you routed all the way from the end of the riser to the limb bolt. Is there a reason you routed to the threaded insert?

mwosborn

QuoteOriginally posted by Bvas:
Looking good kenny!!!
Think I'll stick with building simple one pieces........ for now   ;)  
Me too!  But it looks you know what you are doing.  Truth be told, I have never seen an ILF riser.
Enjoy the hunt!  - Mitch

monterey

I see what you mean, Kenny.  You could probably fill it with JB or ???  How about inletting a piece of the same material?

Maybe just leave as is?
Monterey

"I didn't say all that stuff". - Confucius........and Yogi Berra

kennym

QuoteOriginally posted by styksnstryngs:
I was wondering why you routed all the way from the end of the riser to the limb bolt. Is there a reason you routed to the threaded insert?
Just a mistake. First one! LOL

Yep Mike I will probably size some phenolic and glue back in there, no harm, just hate that I did that.

My excuse- had several guys come to shop yesterday , must have broken my wagon train of thought.....   :D
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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styksnstryngs

In order to fit a limb into the dovetail, you need some more space in front of the dovetail so the limb can drop down and then be pushed into the dovetail-- I'm not sure, but it looks like as is, a limb wouldn't fit into the brass insert.

kennym

The limb goes in easily, it is made same as my pse riser except with a partially closed end to hide the brass hardware somewhat.
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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styksnstryngs

I might be imagining the cross section of your riser wrong. I'm trying to imgaine the riser, do you have any picture of it from the end view? I know this isn't clear, sorry.

kennym

Check this one out. I covered the hardware on end except where the locator that snaps into the brass bushing goes. Slides right in there...

 

I have now fitted phenolic with a drilled hole to bring the surface back up to flush where the bolt goes.... IF I build another one, won't do that again!!
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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kennym

It is hard to make these look sleek......

Still working on it...
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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styksnstryngs

Any updates? We won't let you get away that easily...

kennym

Made some progress, will try to get a pic of it. Think twice, act once is my motto on it now...   :D
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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kennym

She's on a diet now getting in shape for the shooting......

Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Roy from Pa


kennym

Stay sharp, Kenny.

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styksnstryngs


mwosborn

Enjoy the hunt!  - Mitch

kennym

Here I'm getting closer to shape I want, which is a copy of my hunting bow. The limbs are mine off a pse ghost.  On this bow they take a 57" string so must be a 60" bow with these limbs?




Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Bvas

Looking good Kenny. Looks like you still have some diet plans in mind for her. I like the steeper belly radius on your hunting bow. Does this interfere with the ILF hardware?
Some hunt to survive; some survive to hunt

styksnstryngs

How long is the riser from end of dovetail to end of dovetail? If it's 17", and the limbs are mediums, that would be 60". Or long limbs on a 15" riser measured from the ends of the dovetails.

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