finally started my newest selfbow

Started by Pat B, January 24, 2021, 02:01:53 PM

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Mad Max

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Pat B

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Walt Francis

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Mad Max

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Pat B

I'll have to say this has been a difficult build for me with the concave back and all the knots. A few years ago I wouldn't have given it a second thought. It has got me thinking about another one.  :thumbsup:
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Mad Max

Did you do some more heat bending to get the handle set back toward you?
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Pat B

That came with the stave, Mark. Besides side to side bending I only added overall reflex.
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Mad Max

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Roy from Pa

Looks very nice Pat.

I have an osage stave Mark sent me and your build here will help me with it.

I've only ever done 2 stave bow builds.

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Pat B

Thanks, Guys.
Roy, any help I can give all you gotta do is ask. Looking forward to your build. Do you have one of Eric's  tiller Gizmos?
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Roy from Pa

Yes I have a gizmo, I use it on every bow I make...

Mad Max

The back on that stave should be good Roy but I'm not sure. Get one of your buddies that can see to look at it
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Roy from Pa

It doesn't look bad you cleaned it up some, maybe a little scraping and it should be good.

I'm red-green color blind and chasing rings is tuff for me for some reason.

It's a little snaky, not much and you already have some lines drawn on it.

I could head out to Bowjunkies with it, he's very good at self bows.

It's next inline to be worked on, had to make 3 tries for the swap bow and have another for a buddy almost done.

Mad Max

Quote from: Roy from Pa on May 08, 2021, 09:42:58 AM
It doesn't look bad you cleaned it up some, maybe a little scraping and it should be good.

I'm red-green color blind and chasing rings is tuff for me for some reason.

It's a little snaky, not much and you already have some lines drawn on it.

I could head out to Bowjunkies with it, he's very good at self bows.

It's next inline to be worked on, had to make 3 tries for the swap bow and have another for a buddy almost done.

If I started laying out the bow, it should be good unless it got a ding on it in shipping :thumbsup:
I would rather fail at something above my means, than to succeed at something  beneath my means  
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Roy from Pa


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Pat B

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