X-mas Break Build along-56" recurve

Started by bjansen, January 03, 2010, 10:14:00 AM

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4est trekker

Yeah, buddy!  What a super looking bow!  I love watching the riser take shape and the wood start to show its character!  Awesome work.
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drewsbow

That is an awesome bow , great work   :thumbsup:
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kennym

Excellent job Brad!!  :thumbsup:    :thumbsup:  

I would suppose the taper rate would determine if the staticated tips would work the mid limb more or not.

Too bad you couldn't have done a trace at full draw before and after reinforcing the tips.
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bjansen

Thank you all.

Dang Kenny I should have traced it.  I never thought about that...that would have told us for sure.

kennym

The reason I wondered is on my 64" d/r,the tip wedge made the limb bulge(by lookin at the other test bow) in mid limb,but it has .003 total taper,didn't figure you had that much in a curve...
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Igor

Exceptional piece of work!

Congratulations on your efforts and perseverance!

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Diamondback59

hey brad another great one!!!  well got my oil changed  on the road now  almos t to knoxville on  my way home  wanting to stop see pat b  you and dean but dont think ill make it as times runnin out to be at  show in denver  fri    take care  brock p s buddy im waiting to see one them osage bows  lol!
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SoNevada Archer

Very beautiful work! Good work ...    :clapper:
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Dmaxshawn

Nice work Brad it came out well.  Cant wait to see the other one you asked me about.  

Shawn

VRB

Nice work,the colors all blend well.Did you notice any improvement in cast or speed by making the tips more static?I have been thinking about trying that on one of my bows,thought it take away from the smoothness in draw by not having the tips open.
Bill

bjansen

Thanks Bill.  I did notice an improvement in speed...but making the ends static inceased the weight..so I don't necessarilly have good comparable data. Additionally, I did not run this through the chrono or anything as I was primarily concerned with reducing the shock and vibration at the time to get a good shooting bow.  I think If I were going to design a static recurve, I would include a thin tip wedge in the stack and maybe add one overlays to the belly for looks and to stiffen the curve a bit more.  Maybe I will glue up another on this form and try that one of these days.

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MercilessMing

Very beautiful bow! Thanks for the useful info,  especially the tips static for solving the  handshoack.  I am more inspired to build my bow now.

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Steve Kendrot

Wow. The ugly duckling turns into a swan! very nice finished bow!

SteveD


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Bob Barnes

so you need 1 3/4" glass and lams for this form?  all of mine is 1 1/2" wide?  I keep looking at it and thinking that I might like making a couple short recurves with this basic bend and static tips...like a sheepeater?  with just a few mods it looks like it would work...?
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