This could be for someone, but don't know who yet..

 

And the firewood smarty pants:)

Nice dry Oak...

Can't beat that pile for $10.00's....

And there's more covered up behind the split wood.

  More like 'Firebark'...   

Better than a dumb shoemaker sander that chokes on poplar wood:)

Good one Kenny  He was in bow shop today. Lol

Quote from: kennym on January 26, 2019, 09:07:42 AM
"I gotta cut and split some more wood today for the wood burner:)"


So you're workin on a bow today? 

LMAO.   

Better watch Mike ure going 2 get on that list of Roy's.

Hell, I would love to have that pile of "firebark" All I have here is Pine.

Quote from: Roy from Pa on January 26, 2019, 04:35:10 PM
Better than a dumb shoemaker sander that chokes on poplar wood:)

   Watch out now...  Ol' Bessy,'s got a temper...  She's contemplating on coming up there and tillering one of your bows for you, and it aint gonna be pretty...     

I understand that Shreddy, ole bessy hasn't done your bows any favors.

Now I see why you go by Shred.

 

It's looking like you guys have been busy. I had my whole day planned out but didn't make any of it. Busted butt yesterday building a limb and a riser for a new bow. Had planned on building the other limb today and bolting them on tomorrow. But instead was up all night with the flu. It really put a damper on bow building.

Got some base coats on this riser. 7 here today and tomorrow. Then 50-60 for the weekend. I call it body shock

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Looking good that riser.

Nice Mike, whad ya put on it?

9 here and windy....

Bloodwood.  pieces 2x3 that have been drying in my heated shop for ten years. When I cut them up and plane and joint them in 2x1 sizes they bend and twist. Still tension in the wood after so many years.

Roy that is gloss Buff hide from Jim. It will get the 320 grit then one wet coat and a few matte coats of Krystal dull. top coats.

Bue I have found bloodwood to be fairly stable.

Ok Mike.

Bue I cut a 2 x 2 piece of maple last week that has been in my dry shop for 6 years.

As I was cutting it, water was running out the end.

Craziest thing I ever seen.