2019 what did ya do today....

Started by Roy from Pa, January 01, 2019, 04:32:33 AM

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4runr

Dang, my laptop screen just broke!
Kenny

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and in my heart I find a need
of Him to be my Savior
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Roy from Pa

LOL, knock it off Kenny  4runr:)

Mad Max

And look hanging on the wall is the dress he wears when he shoots it.
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wood carver 2

That dress would clash with the pink chaps.
Dave.
" Vegetarian" another word for bad hunter.

Flem

Looks like a nice group, Pat. Can't believe you have not shaved in 50yrs! If you ever go on the Lam, shave it and you will never be ID'd.

Got to say, that pink bow has a nice arc to it for a long riser ASL. Must be something special about it Roy, cause your gripping it like you have a intimate relationship :bigsmyl:


Roy from Pa

Ok
That will be nuff O dat ladies.....

:biglaugh:

Buemaker

Glued up a Lignostone RD with Bloodwood powerlam.

Flem

Holy Crap Bue! I don't think I have ever seen that many clamps in use at once :o

Mad Max

Bue
show us a few more pictures after you get it finished :thumbsup:
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Roy from Pa

Flem, he said longbow.


LOL

Yup Bue, more pictures.

Buemaker

Clamps off and cleaned off on the sides.

Buemaker

I think the red Bloodwood powerlam goes well with the dark Lignostone. Handle comes next.

Crooked Stic

The bloodwood is pretty neat stuff and fairly stiff.

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Mad Max

#1673
Give us some specifics on that Lignostone wood
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Flem

Never heard of Lignostone before. Interesting stuff. The MOR,MOE and crushing strength are all similar to Osage. It's like plywood on steroids.

Buemaker

Lignostone is densified Beech wood. Somehow a synthetic resin have been applied and the wood have been compressed (with heat I think)
It makes a wood that have almost no voids in it. The mass weight goes from normal Beech's 0,71 g/cm3 to 1,35 g/cm3.
The boards I have is solid boards 8mm thick and are 60 years old. Here in Norway the material was used as edges on wood skies.
It is very strong in both tension and compression.
Being so heavy it is probably not the ideal bow wood, but it can be used in designs that most woods can not take.
It is still made today, but only in veneer form and not in the board form that I have.

Buemaker

Lignostone bow I made some years ago.

oldfartfarmer

#1677
drilled out my form and added dowels, glued up a base for it, its wet from cleaning off excess glue ,,
im thinking maybe I ought to take out the 3rd and forth dowel from the left
and drill 2 larger holes to take "C"-clamps ??
opinions welcome
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cheers
John
You only have so long a string,
Try not to Burn it from Both Ends

kennym

John, no big curves on wedges so I think you will be fine with bands. Buuut, I've only done one with bands...
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Forwardhandle

Bue that's a pretty bow, John won't be long before your gluing up ,your form looks good I never did rubber bands only clamps or air hose !
If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

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