Roy, you can see I haven't perfected my daily autodumping bench just yet...

Same fellow sent a pic of the last one like it he just finished up on . Hope he doesn't mind me posting it .

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I flipped em for ya..

Thanks bud, my fone is unpredictable

I's know:)

Thats some eye candy for sure
Those joints are real tight, was that CNC'd?

What type of phenolic is that. Cant see any of the fibers thru the finish

Flem, if talkin about the bow, no CNC, just eyeballed it here and I think he finished by hand, said his shop wasn't heated so had to wait for spring. He did a fine job I think !

Mike, it is linen , you can see some lines in the sight window...

Did some modifications.
Scraped a bit more of and reduced the brace from 7 to 6¼.
Hooks open up quite ok now.
Yesterday, it Hit the Wall at 27" and gained 5# to 28.
Now it's a bit under 3#.

https://youtu.be/6lsJIqK-BV8

Quote from: B-JS on May 29, 2021, 10:02:44 AM
It's (sorry for metric)
0,5mm 45/45 Carbon
0,8mm Glass
2,4mm Ash tapered to 0,8mm
2,4mm Ash tapered to 0,8mm
0,8mm Glass
0,5mm 45/45 Carbon
Riser is 30cm
Total length ttt is 127cm.
45mm wide.

IT was obious, IT will BE to strong, but i wantet to Test the Double Taper.
Have built  20ish of this 38mm wide with Just one Taper before in the range of 30-65#.

Following

Started cutting into some walnut crotch that I pulled out of the neighbors firewood pile. 

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Someone give this man a medal for saving that piece!

B-JS Congrats! I think that is a fine looking shortie!

BVAS That is beautiful grain in that billet of walnut. Good find!

Nice Bvas

That middle piece looks good.

What a great save! 👍

Raining and cold  🥶  an indoor day.

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That's some pretty firewood.
Dave.

Nice looking crotch ya grabbed there Brad..



Nice arrows Mike.

Geesh I aint grabbin nothing round here. 
I finished the two piece today with leather grip and all. I really dont like doing leather grips. This one turned out pretty decent tho. The secret is about four coats of contact cement. Let them dry. then another coat on the bow and the leather and when that gets tacky apply to bow. Works pretty good on pliable leather.

Nicely fitted.