What did you do today 2014

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Echatham

i hovered over the "add reply" button for half an hour trying to decide if i was gonna join in the bow swap    :rolleyes:

wood carver 2

Nice work on the outfeed table. If you don't mind a little input, cut a pair of slots in the table to line up with the slots in the table saw. They'll come in handy when you're cutting with the miter gauge.
Dave.
" Vegetarian" another word for bad hunter.

Dmaxshawn

I picked out my woods for the 2014 bow swap.  It's an all-american bow.  I have a few other choices laid out too.

Right now I'm going with walnut and myrtle riser.  Boo and myrtle veneers.

matt_w

I somehow managed to have my spindle sander, belt sander, and last bandsaw blade break today...I guess I just wasn't supposed to work on my new r/d project this afternoon. I think this is a sign that I need to invest in some better equipment.

canopyboy

QuoteOriginally posted by wood carver 2:
Nice work on the outfeed table. If you don't mind a little input, cut a pair of slots in the table to line up with the slots in the table saw. They'll come in handy when you're cutting with the miter gauge.
Dave.
Definitely, my old table had them.  Actually, it had two sets as I upgraded saws during its life.  Just ran out of time the other night.  Last night was the archery club meeting, the last one with any officer duties for me!  Should finish it up and work on the bows a little tonight.

Assuming the furnance still works.  50 degrees in the house this morning.  Some water in the fuel line froze.  Think I fixed it, hope I got it all out so it doesn't re-freeze on me.  Otherwise my night may be spent re-fixing the furnace.
TGMM Family of the Bow
Professional Bowhunters Society

"The earth has its music for those who will listen." - Santayana

razorback

Got to work fixing the tip of a Hickory bow, thanks for the input guys. then got to work cooking a venison chili with the doe I got this year. Got it all simmering nicely then added some finely chopped jalapeno pepper to give it some spice. Unfortunately nature called and I made a quick trip to the little boys room and now the little boy is on fire    :scared:  
 
   :readit:     Word to the wise, wash your hands real well before doing anything else after cutting them suckers     :readit:
Keep the wind in your face and the sun at your back.

fujimo

:eek:    :eek:    :biglaugh:    :biglaugh:    :laughing:    :laughing:    :laughing:

Dan Landis

Had a similar experience this summer Tony.  After chopping a few for a batch of chili I washed my hands with soap and water, even used a nail brush.  Several hours later while visiting some friends I made the mistake of rubbing my eyes, thought I was going blind, couldn't see for half an hour.  I'll be using gloves the next time.

razorback

Starting to feel a little normal again. Was one of those moments of "hey whats that feeling?... Ohhh s!@%. hahaha.

Wayne, thanks for the sensitivity.  :)
Keep the wind in your face and the sun at your back.

fujimo

sorry dude!!!
was just getting an un- erasable mental image.. it was just too funny!- hope no one was there to witness it!!

razorback

Just my 11 year old daughter who asked why I was walking funny. She thought it was kind of funny. Kids.
Keep the wind in your face and the sun at your back.

MB_Sweden

Didnt like my last finish on my bow, so I sanded and sprayed 2 new layer of finish!


Here is my video build along for the bow:
http://youtu.be/Sg08rKg3R9A
Martin From Sweden

bigbob2

Great vid. Whats the epoxy you're using? I'm having a deal of trouble over my way trying to source some conversion varnish.

canopyboy

Damn Tony, that's funny right there.  I've rubbed my eyes before.  I've even had my hands burn for hours.  But I haven't made that mistake yet.  (Purely out of luck I'm thinking.)

Got the two Hill bows trapped last night. Rounded the edges a bit and put in nocks.  Put 'em up on the wall to see where they landed.  The cherry/black locust one was about where I thought it'd be at 50#, but the yew with a thicker stack actually came in lower at 48#.  I was aiming to finish at 55#, that's a bit of a bummer.  But I guess if it shoots well enough it won't be a total loss.
TGMM Family of the Bow
Professional Bowhunters Society

"The earth has its music for those who will listen." - Santayana

Roy from Pa

LOL Tony.. Prolly the hottest that little bugger ever was...   :laughing:

MB_Sweden

Thanks
This time im using 2part Polyurethane varnish!
Should be good for wood boats, fiberglass boats and snowboards etc. so I hope it can flex without crack!
I will shoot this weekend so I can let you know during next week

//
Martin from Sweden
Martin From Sweden

Zradix

ordered some wood working tools...couple rasps and a couple microplanes...thought I'd try them out.  My junk rasps just p'd me off..lol

HEY!..while typing this, my riser block came in from Kenny!

   :thumbsup:
If some animals are good at hunting and others are suitable for hunting, then the Gods must clearly smile on hunting.~Aristotle

..there's more fun in hunting with the handicap of the bow than there is in hunting with the sureness of the gun.~ F.Bear

Zradix

If some animals are good at hunting and others are suitable for hunting, then the Gods must clearly smile on hunting.~Aristotle

..there's more fun in hunting with the handicap of the bow than there is in hunting with the sureness of the gun.~ F.Bear

razorback

Thanks for the advice Z, but she was away for a few days. Comes back tonight and I'm feeling all better   :bigsmyl:
Keep the wind in your face and the sun at your back.

Roy from Pa

That will learn ya to play with your pepper...   :laughing:

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