Hickory trilam, she looks kinda aggressive.

Started by John Malone, April 24, 2018, 10:08:42 PM

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Pat B

Getting the limbs past the reflex takes a lot of stress and misjudging the tiller on these bows can be maddening at best.
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Roy from Pa

You don't want the outer 3rd to bend like a 1/4 moon.

They can stay a little bit flat.

Must be your lack of tillering experience.

That and hickory hickory and hickory makes for a heavy bow.

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John Malone

Roy, ya gonna wear that pic out.  :laughing: It is a good one though.
Life is to short to pass up anything that could potentially be bow wood!

John Malone

Lack of experience? Do you know how many weeks I've been doing this! Hell I've got half a dozen successful bows and one of em is a R/D.
Guess not enough huh.
As stiff as it was should've gotten what I wanted out of it, I screwed the pooch basically.
Life is to short to pass up anything that could potentially be bow wood!

Roy from Pa

I screwed the pooch basically

LOL

All these bows are just like I told you to make them.








John Malone

Life is to short to pass up anything that could potentially be bow wood!

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