Brad good to see you building again.

Mark that's sweet.

Kennedy, oh well.. LOL

Ok Rody here ...

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There:)

Kenny we like seeing screw ups to------
I mean like Roy here everyday   

 

Good un Stic

I guess it was ok:)

Max, is that a glue up?  A stave?  What's happening there?

Osage stave

Dry or wet heat, Mark?

Dry

Quote from: kennym on July 01, 2021, 06:56:57 AM
Ok Rody here ...

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There:)

Hell Yeah...  How narrow you making those limbs??

Rainy day in the shop.
Just put 50 shots through this BBO.

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Riser with temporary rest on for shooting.

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Belly side of riser.

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Tip

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Other tip

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Tip

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Other tip

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Unstrung after shooting.

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Stain drying.

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Roy, that is nice!!!

Shreds limbs are 1.5" and only tapered the last 8" from nock groove down to 1/2"

Need to study her a bit on the full draw

Roy, is that riser design something new? Can we see a side view close up of the transition from riser to osage?
thanks

Really nice roy

Thanks guys.

Willi there is a picture there of your request, bow sitting in the tiller tree shows the 3 sections of the riser attached to the osage belly lam. Also the picture looking at the belly side of the riser shows the transition into the osage belly lam.

This riser design is new to me. I used 3 pieces glued together first  then glued onto the bow. Got even bigger plans for the next riser.

Gonna play glass bow riser here. LOL

Need some glass? 

BBI I was drawing on

Quote from: Roy from Pa on July 01, 2021, 08:27:18 PM


This riser design is new to me............ Got even bigger plans for the next riser.

Gonna play glass bow riser here. LOL

The thickness fade looks steeper than some, but maybe the deflex will help?

The riser is a little thicker than I normally make them.

I did add a tad more deflex to this one.