2021 what did you do today?

Started by Roy from Pa, January 01, 2021, 05:54:06 AM

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Roy from Pa

I made an all yew trilam bow backed with boo and put an osage riser on it.

Yew is an awesome bow wood...

That bow is very quick.

Mad Max

Did not happen with out pictures
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Pat B

Hows the coffee there, Mark?   :dunno:
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kennym

Pics, Roy???

Mark, are ya goin or comin?  :)  Did ya go thru the Badlands?  Cool country...
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Flem

I agree, Yew is an awesome bow wood :thumbsup:  Definitely would like to see some pics!

Roy from Pa

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Mad Max

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Pat B

Roy, is that the same bow in both pics? It's amazing how different the full draw looks static on the tree and a hand held draw. Nice bend.   :thumbsup:
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Mad Max

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Flem

That looks like a stout bow!  It does look like the tips are unwound more on the tree than the human. Tiller looks spot on either way.
You pulling up short on that thing Roy?

Roy from Pa

Thanks Mark.

No coffee wifout pichers:)

Roy from Pa

Hell those pictures are from 6 years ago. I don't think I was at full draw yet.

Notice how much arrow is sticking out past the bow...

Pat B

It's taken you 6 years to get to full draw?   :dunno:   :laughing:
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Roy from Pa


Longcruise

Quote from: Flem on August 15, 2021, 01:33:54 PM
Yew makes a nice riser, especially if you have a big enough chunk. I'm saving this one, till the right set of lams show up.
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Laminating scrap Yew into a block is an excellent idea :thumbsup: I was thinking about glueing together vertical strips of clean wood into a laminated slat. I'm guessing thats what the Bamboo flooring is. Its also typical construction in a few types of sports equipment and of course bowling alleys :laugh:

Why do the sweeps look like they are concave?
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Flem

It looks odd because I have not debarked and shaped the top, so it's domed. I'm going to try to keep as much sap wood as possible while shaping the grip. That and the symmetry of the grain does make it look funny.

Longcruise

Aaah, I get it now.  How long is that riser? 
"Every man is the creature of the age in which he lives;  very few are able to raise themselves above the ideas of the time"     Voltaire

Flem

It's going to be 12", might be 12.75 now.

Eric Krewson

I dabbled into PVC bow making trying to make a kiddie bow for a 9 year old nephew, I thought I followed the directions on youtube but ended up with about a 100# bow, back to the drawing board.


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