Look what a buddy came dragging in

Started by Carpdaddy, July 11, 2015, 09:44:00 PM

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Carpdaddy

He took a trip to Iowa and came back with some big old pieces of scrap wood. But it's Osage!
Stumpshooting; Slinging sticks with sticks toward the origin of the sticks.

Carpdaddy

Stumpshooting; Slinging sticks with sticks toward the origin of the sticks.

LittleBen

Well, doesn't look like that's gonna yield any self bows, so I'd start cutting lams! For backed wood bows if that's your bag, or thin lams for glass bows.

Take only the cleanest straightest grain Osage for backed wood bows. That was Roy's advice to me a few weeks back. The more swirly grained areas will make nice risers ....

takefive

I think you should send it to me    :D
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Carpdaddy

I do build bows and I'm seeing several lams and risers in there.
Stumpshooting; Slinging sticks with sticks toward the origin of the sticks.

razorback

That is a sickening clean and organized workshop. You should be ashamed of yourself.
Nice bows though, I like the white glass.
Keep the wind in your face and the sun at your back.

canopyboy

QuoteOriginally posted by razorback:
That is a sickening clean and organized workshop. You should be ashamed of yourself.
Nice bows though, I like the white glass.
He just has all his crap hidden behind those blue tarps to make his wife happy. Can't blame a guy for that...

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razorback

Keep the wind in your face and the sun at your back.

Carpdaddy

Looks like Canopyboy done figured it out, now hoping the wife don't!
Stumpshooting; Slinging sticks with sticks toward the origin of the sticks.

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