ILF riser? I'm done (almost)

Started by kennym, January 17, 2018, 09:43:00 PM

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kennym

I can shave some more there, alsoon back closer to brass bezels. will give a bit more sight window too.

Yes, it is 17" so must be medium limbs.

So what is the scoop on how to measure an ILF riser? I just took measurements off this guys Morrison.....
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Jerry Gille

Waaay over my pay grade brother. I'd tell ya "nice job" but I have no idea whatcha did. I was raised to believe ya'll were slower than that on the other side of the river. I think I was lied to.. Good work Kenny.

styksnstryngs

You measure the length between the center of the limb bolts and add 5" for the amount length of your bow.

styksnstryngs

I demand to see more pics. You can't just leave us hanging like that.

kennym

Trying, but things aren't working well! on pics...







Stay sharp, Kenny.

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ron w

I'm a long ways from being any kind of expert on anything, but that looks like a fantastic ILF riser to me. I have 5 or 6 risers from different makers..........that looks as good if not better than most   I think you did a fantastic job........   :thumbsup:    :thumbsup:    :clapper:
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kennym

Thank You Ron! It's been a learning process!
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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BrushWolf

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Roy from Pa

Kenny it really looks nice. But here are my thoughts bro. Overall I like it. Only thing I would do is round off those sharp corners on the belly side of the riser. I like a sleek smooth transition on the riser. But that's just what I like.

But you did excellent dude.

styksnstryngs

Duuudeeeee I love the front view profile, I'm totally gonna steal that a bit if you don't mind lol

kennym

Thanks guys! I struggled with the look, but after consulting with the guy who wanted it, he picked a couple bows he liked the looks of and I sorta adapted to that. Also you gotta stay away from the hardware in there some.

He is liking the looks of it and he is the one that counts!  I like it too.....

And steal away!! There aren't any totally new ideas in bows.  :)
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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styksnstryngs

How does the limb alignment work out at the end?

kennym

Worked great! The brass dovetails have a smaller dovetail than the ones my limbs came off of so only 2 turns adjustment. Other than that , great!

I had brass bushings that had a set screw in them, but the blackwood was so hard I bought #10 set screws and a tap for them and just tapped the wood. Less visible too , so win/win.

Got a couple coats of finish on it, would like to keep it, it is sweet!!
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Roy from Pa


Bvas

Looks nice. I bet the riser has pretty good mass with the blackwood and bocote.
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Crooked Stic

Pretty darn snazzy for the first Kenny.
 :thumbsup:     :thumbsup:
High on Archery.

kennym

QuoteOriginally posted by Bvas:
Looks nice. I bet the riser has pretty good mass with the blackwood and bocote.
HA , the riser without hardware or limbs weighs .02 lb more than my strung hunting TD !! LOL
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Crittergetter

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kennym

Other than the  installing the hardware again and the quiver bushings, this one is done!







Stay sharp, Kenny.

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