Two Laminate Boardbow

Started by 8Charles, November 18, 2010, 08:30:00 PM

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8Charles

 
My son and I are working on his two laminate boardbow.  It is 64" NTN.  Weight is 47# @ 28 ".  Backing is Hickory.  Belly is quarter sawn White Oak.  Hickory back, wedge is Purple Heart, White Oak, Coco Bolo, Purple Heart, Osage, and the rear of the riser is Cocobolo. Just ordered the string from SBD (yellow and purple). We will add antler tips before finishing. Stain has been applied but no finish yet.

bjansen


red hill

Nice looking bow! How 'bout a better look at the limbs? I'm interested in doing that sort of thing,too.  I like the collor combination; not too flashy but very pretty.
Stan

Rattus58

Beautiful... I'd like to see more pics as well. Very very nice....

What do you mean by "two-laminate"?

Much Aloha...   :archer2:

8Charles

The back is 1/8 inch Hickory and the belly is 3/8 inch White Oak.  

We'll work on more pictures here shortly....

Pennsyltuckey pete

very very nice!  

You really should have done a build along!

pete
Love one woman, Many Bows

deadpool

finally puttin a board bow to its fullest potential!

jess stuart

That is drop dead gorgeous. Excellent job.

scottm


KellyG


Rattus58

QuoteOriginally posted by jess stuart:
That is drop dead gorgeous. Excellent job.
I'm sure that is what they is hopin fer when they take it huntin'....

Much Aloha..  :archer2:

Blue EagleBum

Step lightly, and shoot a trad bow.

fish n chicks


TimZeigler

:clapper:  Looks great. Be sure to post a full draw picture.
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Swissbow

Very nice job ! The riser looks fantastic, love it.

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Andy

Apex Predator

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kentowl

Gorgeous handle - inspiring too! I'm working on a 66" red oak stave (from a back yard tree) with hickory backing and cherry grip. Your shelf looks terrific - can you post some dimensions? (how far off-center it's cut, how thick the handle is, and how wide the limbs are at the fades?)

Really look forward to your full-draw photo too!!
kentowl

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J. Holden

Very pretty looking bow.  I'm sure some memories were made as well.  Have fun shooting it.

-Jeremy  :coffee:
Pslam 46:10

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8Charles

Kentowl,

The shelf is cut to center.  The limbs at the fades are 1 3/8", tips 7/16.  From the back of the bow to the rear of the grip is 2 1/8".  The wedge (purple heart) between the Hickory back and the White Oak belly is 5/8" x 14 ".  The riser section is 10" long.  The shelf is cut 1 1/4"  above center of the bow. Hope this helps.  Glad you guys liked the pictures.  Of course the pictures are not near as vivid in color as the actual bow.  As thin (.040) as the osage is, it really pops out with the purple heart and cocobolo.

Furtaker

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 Frank

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