68 in. Kennym bow !,64 in.,60in.,58 in. & mods & builds FHLB & R/D !

Started by Forwardhandle, April 20, 2018, 05:34:33 PM

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Forwardhandle

Dean I have been shooting those 2613s for 25 yrs in one bow or another there like shooting logs but a great arrow the target guys caught on and they have gone up in price and harder to get but they shoot good at my long draw !
If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

Crooked Stic

Dont worry about Roy he is in therapy and cant thump nobody right now.  :bigsmyl: :laughing:
High on Archery.

Flem

You should squirt a sealer coat on that thing, cause I think we all want to see it pop  :bigsmyl:

Forwardhandle

Well as soon as it gets warm enough to open the shop door I will put a coat of vinyl sealer on both of them I got the handle pretty much where its going to be maybe a few minor changes sense its going to be a blind and stand bow I keep shooting it setting and standing then mark the spots I dont like and recarve usauly takes 350-400 arrows to get right !
If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

kennym

Ritchie, that's a good system to get the grip right.  I might run out of riser tho.... LOL
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Forwardhandle

If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

kennym

Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Forwardhandle

Well I wasn't going to make another bow for a while but some times I just wake up with the bow half made in my mind...lol  so figured I will do one more on this thread and call it a day , but this one is going to be one of Kenny's 2nd Gen D/R bows 64" @31  46-51 lb test swag...lol it will be wood/carbon/glass I figured my stack swag at .335  I was going to make a different riser similar to the FH but sense this one is a test bow I'm going to stick with a standard one peace wood riser in Mozanbique keeping it simple also fine tuning a templet for the robo sander not sure I'm going to use it yet , well post as I go !

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Forwardhandle

Was doing some mill work for the house and snuck in ruffing out the riser for the D/R & tip overlays for the FH ! I have to cut it short to get ready for work another 3" of snow tonight for ST Pat day , unbelievable  :banghead:

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Forwardhandle

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Got a good solid half day for bow work and fun got the tip overlays glued up ruff shaped limbs narrowed took the beard shaver to some velcro pad dots & put them on for a arrow rest shot about 80 arrows & ruff fit the D/R riser to the form & cleaned it up ,later on maybe scive joint the lams for the D/R maybe get this carbon D/R glued up over the week end !

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If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

Flem

Sorry Ritchie, I'm too lazy to scroll back, are you using woven carbon under clear glass?

Forwardhandle

No Flem I'm using Gordon's uni under green glass , but I did think about using stabile core under clear glass, nothing to fancy on this D/R just trying to dial the stack in for carbon & the D/R ,I have every thing here to do the stable core under clear glass just not enough time to build every bow I want  :archer2:
If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

Crooked Stic

Be sure to get plenty of glue on the stable core. Myself and another person did it under clear and got some air bubbles. I notice when putting glue on it seems to soak it a bit. May be the weave  :dunno:
High on Archery.

Forwardhandle

Thanks for the tip Mike stable core does look like it could suck up the glue with all the perforations !
If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

Forwardhandle

I thought I would mention that any body that is thinking of using Mozanbique wood for a riser the stuff is very tuff on blades even with a new blade the stuff smokes as you cut it ,it's one of the densest wood I have used tough as nails but ruff on blades it smells like a camp fire as you cut it this is the second riser I have made with it !
If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

Flem

Never heard of Mozambique wood. Had to look it up. Goes by quite a few aliases. I'm familiar with Shedua. I'm always amazed at the names they come with for lumber. I was at a local hardwood dealer last week and bought a plank of wood they were calling "Yellow Hercules"! No such thing. Looks like Yellowheart to me.

Forwardhandle

Lol I will call it African blade burner but I really like the wood its Beautiful and a solid wood I will just put on a dull blade for future use or maybe try a 3/8 blade I keep a 1/2 blade on all the time now just is a good compromise for me !
If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

Forwardhandle

I got a little more time on the D/R test bow but Im really chasing with the fit the block was a little shy on thickness so I couldnt get the completé radius on it when I cut it so its been a lot of work getting it fit up still chasing the fit but getting closer I see a templete sander in my future 😃

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If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

Forwardhandle

Doing a dry run every thing looks really good took a lot of hand work but got the riser zero light !

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