Some BLING for my Molly (Done) Thanks.

Started by Mad Max, July 09, 2015, 05:19:00 PM

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Mad Max

I made a fiber glass Molly
62"NTN .300 stack
1-1/4" wide   3/16" at the tips

     
I had some turquoise that I pounded to sand and I left some course

     

I made a form and mixed it with smooth-on

     

This is what I got

     

Persimmon overlays
The tips are 3/16" wide and 5/8" at the tip (Static) fades

     

I put some reflex in the tips

     

The belly side painted

     

     
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Mad Max

Copper head skins over black glass    :(  
It   looks OK to me

 

The form was 1-1/2" square tubing with a 1" block at each end for some reflex



Ran it threw the thickness sander to clean it up



Glued a pattern on for the tips



Sanded to the lines



That all for today
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Mad Max

QuoteOriginally posted by Pathfinder22:
Nice Touch.!  How does it shoot?
NO JUMPING TO THE LAST PAGE    :)      :nono:  

Thanks guy's
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Pat B

This is interesting, Mark. Looking forward to the rest of the story.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

Mad Max

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PEARL DRUMS

Marf I assume your belly glass is seamless from grip to tip? Its hard to tell.

Mad Max

QuoteOriginally posted by PEARL DRUMS:
Marf I assume your belly glass is seamless from grip to tip? Its hard to tell.
yes

On picture # 6 you can see the stack all the way to the nock
The belly wood for the static tips is glued to the belly glass
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Mad Max

I cut and sanded layers of sitka spruce for the tip bellys,glued them up and back on the form and in the oven





Lay out of the handle is 7/8" wide



Sanded the spruce to the static profile and put a string on it


I used a piece of bow string and some wax to hold the string tight and pulled to full draw.
The string was still tight so I chased off some of the layers until I got some bend on them




I trapped the belly almost to a point.
when I put on the persimmon over lays it quit bending




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Mad Max

I mixed more smooth-on and turquoise to make a arrow head for the loose ends of sinew on the handle wrap



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Wolftrail


scrub-buster

Nice work.  Thanks for posting the pictures.
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Mad Max

Full draw
I wish I had used a taper in the stack?
Just a little noisey, need some string silencers

Alright pathfinder, here you go.
31#&28"  305 grain arrow 167 fps. average

I like it, It was fun to build
   :jumper:  

Thanks for all the comments guy's.    :)    
 

The arrow head came out nice


 

Persimmon riser
There is a power lam in the stack, longer than the riser. The riser is glued to the belly of the stack with (4)  1/4" hardwood pins drilled threw the back down into the riser

 
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SportHunter

Neat build, mixing the old with the new.

takefive

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Buemaker

Most interesting, always something new going on here.Bue--.   :)

Mad Max

QuoteOriginally posted by Buemaker:
Most interesting, always something new going on here.Bue--.    :)  
:)  
Thanks guys
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