2018 What did you do today?

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Roy from Pa

More pictures at the bottom of page 68.

Kenny working on a trilam.

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Jerry laying out a Z splice.

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Jerry getting an Osage belly lam to 1/4" thickness.

He whacked his thumb on the bandsaw, hence the bandaid and blue tape.. LOL

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Everyone busy, I'm running lams through the drum sander.

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Pat B

That looks like a nice piece of yew. Should make a nice selfbow. Be careful of the yew dust. It affects some folks adversely.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

Flem

I'm starting to get a inferiority complex looking at all the organized shops you all inhabit :notworthy:
Still trying find the Yew in those pics.

fujimo


Flem

Damn! That is a nice piece of Yew.

Roy from Pa

Pat, I've heard that but luckily it doesn't bother me or anyone else in the shop.

wood carver 2

Quote from: lignaphile on December 04, 2018, 11:26:44 AM
I'm starting to get a inferiority complex looking at all the organized shops you all inhabit :notworthy:
You might feel better if you saw my shop.  :)
Dave.
" Vegetarian" another word for bad hunter.

Flem

I cremated a Doe today. My furry buddy Bert, came home after disappearing quietly, with really bad breath. It just crossed onto our property and laid down. Gut shot, not by an arrow. Looks like she froze, thawed and re-froze. The ground is frozen, so I could not dig a hole. Sucked for both of us, her more than me. I was warm all day.

Shredd

Got given an old toy from a friend...  Should help expedite my riser processing...

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Crooked Stic

High on Archery.

kennym

Some of the older tools are very good machines!! :thumbsup:
Stay sharp, Kenny.

   https://www.kennysarchery.com/

Forwardhandle

With it being 6" you can get new blades for it cheap to !
If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

Roy from Pa

Watch your fingers..

Use push blocks.

Shredd

#1373
  Yeah...  Thanks Roy...  It is a bit scary...  It's not too often that you are pushing in direct line of something that can take your digits off... That is the first thing on my list...  I will make them special to fit a 2 x 2 block of wood nicely...

   Hey Roy...  Where did you get the bandsaw guide on your (looks like) 14" bandsaw... Mine broke a while back and the replacement one I bought does not exactly fit right...  Can you get it with blocks also...

Roy from Pa

They are Carter roller guides.

Just seen Amazon has some.

But do a search for Carter guides and go from there.

They have blocks too.

Shredd


Roy from Pa


Shredd

Getting ready to slice up some Wenge for accents...

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Roy from Pa

Z spliced an Osage belly lam and Red Elm core lam plus prepped a boo backing today.

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Bvas

I'm still too busy chasin deer to build bows :biglaugh:

Shredd, I may be looking at things wrong, but is that fence on the wrong side of the blade :dunno:
Some hunt to survive; some survive to hunt

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