While waiting for some epoxy to set and some finish to dry I was looking for something to keep me from having to clean up my area and it hit me, I built a draw board to make a DFC, so let's do it for another bow. This one is the KennyM design that I built. With the new bow scale I found out it's actually pulling 3 lbs more than I originally thought. Man do I feel strong now  I stopped at 31" when I noticed the arrow (on there for a safety catch) was about to fall off the back side of the shelf.

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Now I know where to get some free rock salt...  Wait I live in Florida...  We only need sun tan lotion... 

   Glad you guys are alright...

  Roy You better quit picking on my Sander Or I will have to come up there and send one of your bows through it and make sawdust out of it...   

  Yeah Kenny...  Them clamps were a deal at about $3 a piece...

   Skeats...  What is the brace height on that bow???  If it is about 7 "  You should get a reading at 9" of draw for your DFC...  It would show more of the bottom end of the curve...

Looks good Lonnie! Which design?

The 62" original. I wish I had done the modified but I didn't know any better.

Brace is about 6-3/4" if I recall correctly.

Flem You will be more motivated with the heat makes it much easier I have 2 , 220v barn heaters in my shop usually work in a T shirt in winter ! Lonnie you been busy lately ,Shreedy I know where you can get all you want bring a shovel 

chased a ring on an osage stave I've had laying around the shop.
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Thats sweet I wish I Had that laying around my shop.

Looks like a fun project. Nice stave with nice rings and plenty of character. Looking forward to your progress.   

Awesome stave...

Nice rings an stave.

I shot under a monster eight point
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Ah crap, sorry dude.

If that's him he is a good'n.

Dang it!!

Quote from: skeaterbait on January 24, 2019, 09:26:38 PM
If that's him he is a good'n.

Yea. That's him. I believe he is 6.5 or 7.5 years old. Has tremendous mass.

Thats  one nice looking 4 point, regionally speaking of course.

Put underlays on the hooker , hoping to keep some string control without cutting too deep a groove in the glass.  Tapered them .001 per inch with the thick end toward tips.  .070 at thick end , then feathered the other end last 1/2" or so.

If you draw by hand, it is hard to not torque the limbs when letting down. Still haven't shot her, but checked weight at 43. 34 @ 28"

Starting to sound like it may benefit from a longer riser.

I like that part but I think the hooks need reshaped or something . I'm just gonna send it to pa maybe

Send it, always wanted to grind on a glass bow:)