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bow vise

Started by kat, July 24, 2017, 05:17:00 PM

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kat

I got talking to a friend about holding a trad. bow while working on servings, silencers, etc.
Does anyone make one for recurves or longbows?
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mcgroundstalker

I sometimes use a rifle cradle used for barrel cleaning or scope mounting...

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reddogge

Regular vise with a towel folded up in the jaws. That's what I use.
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Roadkill

I made one for my 4~H activity.  I do not know how to post pics but will send you pic if you give me an email address.   Easy and portable
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kat

Thanks for the replies.
I am getting one that was home made from a friend.
It is exactly what I was looking for.
Ken Thornhill

tim roberts

Making one is rather simple. The tables I have in my shop are 1 1/2" thick. I drilled out 2, 3/4" hole in the edge, about 2 1/2" deep, and put a 3/4" dowel 6"-8" long in each hole. These are 18"-20" apart. I then took a small piece of bike inner tube and slipped over the dowel, cushion for the bow, when the bow is on the dowels, I wrap it with a piece of Velcro, or bungee to secure it to the dowels. For those who do not wish or have a table to drill into the edges, a 2" X 4"or 6" clamped to the table will work. I will try to get a picture posted today.
Thanks,
Tim

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kat

Now that sounds like just the ticket. Good idea Tim.
Ken Thornhill

kenneth butler

I like Tim's idea for the shop. I would sure like to see Roadkill's, to maybe use in the house,for serving and little jobs. Can some one post a picture for him? thanks.>>>----> Ken

JusAGuy

I would look at plans for a leather "stitching pony".

A "vise" in those dimensions could easily accommodate the riser on a bow.

I've recently considered making one as i'm doing a fair bit of leather crafting and a stitching pony would be very helpful. It would also be useful for anything i'd need to do on my bow.
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Roadkill

If anyone can post a pic for me,send me an email or telle number.  Mine is made from scrap wood with PVC rollers
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last arrow

I just open a top drawer of the cabinets supporting the bench and let it cradle the handle of the bow.  I have a drawer that I keep clean shop rags in that works great.
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DarrinG

Looking really forward to seeing these pictures! I'm pretty crafty and can build stuff, but pictures are worth a thousand words to me.
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p1choco

I use a Stanley multi angle bench vise. It's a handy portable little thing.
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kat

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Roadkill

Thank you Kat and the offer from dry creek to post.the rollers are PVC with carpet glued on.  The rollers are 21 inches apart and accommodate all bows so far. Made with left overs,but works
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kbetts

I use an Apple bow vise I bought on sale.  Doesn't take up nearly as much room.
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flyguysc

[/url] [/IMG] I just made a simple wood box, cut a 3 " hole cut it in half and used bungee cords to secure and it works great.
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