Alternative for Dymondwood

Started by Crooked Stic, October 17, 2014, 08:43:00 PM

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Crooked Stic

I am wandering which way we turn to get a like product for Dymondwood and actionwood. I have used the spectraply but it is not as good as the regular actionwood in my opinion. Have not tried the Dymalux yet.
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BigJim

I don't know of an alternative except good old hardwoods...they don't even have to be exotic.

Personally I have only made two...maybe three bows with dymondwood and actionwood but I have sold a bunch of the wood.

I doubt I will have enough stock to get me through if they rebuild.
Bigjim
http://www.bigjimsbowcompany.com/      
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Pago

The only one I have run across is Acryliwood an I know virtually nothing about it.

http://rrpwhite.com/
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leftyfred

Ron Pitsley of Predator bows is making a very nice stabilized Michigan hardwood riser blank.  I have personally inspected his stabilizing technique and I will recommend it.  LF

M.Kerry Bird

Do you know if Ron will sell the stabilized wood to hobby bowyers?

Gundog68

I have some samples from delignit (Panzerholz, tank-wood), germany.
delignit  
I am working on my first bow handle with this wood . I get it from *b**. I tried to get directly from the company but i only can get complete sheets. I one made a bow dymondwood and would say delignit is a little bit heavier.
A friend of my (a joiner) made such wood by himself with a big veneer press.

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