2019 what did ya do today....

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

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Crooked Stic

Went with the FHLB FOR A LITE WEIGHT kid bow

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Forwardhandle

If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

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Mad Max

Looks nice stic
how long is that riser?
and Roy said I suppose it's ok verses I guess it's ok :bigsmyl:
I would rather fail at something above my means, than to succeed at something  beneath my means  
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Crooked Stic

Well thanks an you to Roy. Dont know about you guys but thelast sheet sandpaper I got from Supergrit was junk. So thos stuff more $$ but lasts about. 10 times as long and cuts much better.

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Crooked Stic

It is 16 in. Bow is 20@20 58 in.

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Crooked Stic

And elRoy may be confused

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Flem

Don't know about Supergrit, but I agree with you Stic, 3M sandpaper is the best. My local lumber yard used to sell 3M, but for some reason switched to Gator Grit, which is total crap. Now I have to mail order sandpaper sheets!

Forwardhandle

Yep 3m for me I use it for my belt sander, last much longer ,really one of those cases you get what you pay for !
If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

Mad Max

I buy belts from them, but I get the 3M sheets from the big box store
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kennym

I just ordered some zirc belts for my 6x80 from the auction site , Red Label brand I think.  Green belts and for metal I think but last a long time on there...
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Roy from Pa


Bob D

Today I put a few final details on a 17 inch riser I made from a pc of walnut leftover from a gunstock blank. Its not a very dense pc of wood and does have some flex to it. But it only supports 25 lbs Sage limbs. That's about all I can shoot due to shoulder problems.
   It all went fine until the finish was put on. I had "preserved" some opened Truoil by storing the bottle in a larger glass jar filled with an oxygen blocker. It looked good; no jelling or film. Unknown to me the drying agents had "escaped"  and what should have taken a week took months.
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Flem

Nice Bob!  Thats a beautiful chunk of Walnut :thumbsup:

Bob D

Thanks Flem.
It actually has some nice "rainbow" colored mineral streaks in it the camera did not pick up.
I hope it holds up. Its my first riser so I'm already planning what I would do different on the next one. Like I was told, this is addictive. :thumbsup:

Roy from Pa


Crooked Stic

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oldfartfarmer

Got 2 pieces of 1.5X1/16 aluminum strips, and an inner tube today,

Going to glue 1 strip on the Form full length and drill for the dowel-stop  ----good idea? Bad Idea?

2cd strip ill glue a lamp cord down the center and cut an inch longer than my bow pieces--right?

thanks
John
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You only have so long a string,
Try not to Burn it from Both Ends

oldfartfarmer

should i sand the aluminum with 600 or 800 grit ? before using?
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will the EA-40 glue the bottom aluminum piece to the form if i use it? or should i go with regular store bought epoxy?
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can I whipe the aluminum with carnauba wax before the glue up?

thanks
john
You only have so long a string,
Try not to Burn it from Both Ends

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