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Started by kennym, February 09, 2019, 04:59:33 PM

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Forwardhandle

Ben could you shoot me a link to that article or post if you get a chance ?
If you fear failure, you will never try ! But never except it!!

BMorv

Life is too short to use marginal bow wood

Forwardhandle

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

kennym

For release agent I used a NEW  wax ring for release agent . Put it on kinda thick so have just a little play in the socket . But works fine. Just one of the things I'd do differently . Was scared it would be a one piece again so went a bit heavy on wax !
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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kennym

I did mike the tenon to make sure the end was slightly smaller than the base ...
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Crooked Stic

A mistake I made on one of mine was to spray lacquer finish on the tenon . Even though I had paste wax on there the lacquer kinda melted and balled up.I did get it apart but was a pain. a little loose dont hurt when strung but tight is more acceptable.
High on Archery.

hunting badger

Looks good Kenny! Turkeys won't see that black inside a blind. Do you think 58' is short enough for blind shooting? I built and 2 piece longbow a while ago and used the two ton epoxy and 1" glass wrap I got from Big Jim, it worked great but the two epoxy ended up being expensive, I think I used four tubes, it doesn't go very far. The riser was solid walnut and even though it was a dry piece of wood it shrunk a little after I build it so the socket loosen a little. It still shot well but when i build another Im definitely going to put a glass or G1o I beam in it! I think it will keep the socket tighter also.

kennym

Ken,

I made it black then feathered some gray on it so if I hunt with ghillie the black wont shine out in the timber.

The cloth and resin wasn't bad price bought locally , and seems plenty stout. Have to buy another pack of cloth if I do another sometime, but have plenty of resin.  Stinks to high heaven tho, shop smelled for two days. I would advise doing it outdoors if at all possible!!
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Roy from Pa

Stinks to high heaven tho, shop smelled for two days. I would advise doing it outdoors if at all possible!!

Yupper, that's where I do it:)

Crooked Stic

The epoxy you get like west systems (kinda like really thin Smooth on) hardly has a smell to it. I am betting the Auto stuff sets up pretty quick.
High on Archery.

kennym

It seemed to have plenty of working time, but then I had everything laid out and ready to roll...

It will take the camo pattern right off yer new muck boots tho... :laughing:
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Crooked Stic

#51
Yeah it is a messy deal for sure. Gonna drip no matter what. I am thinking of doing one to my Hyper Stic forward handle bow. I like keepin the tenon .750 to .800 wide. With G10 .120 Ibeam just wonder how narrow front to belly you could go?
High on Archery.

kennym

Don't know that Mike, I'm a first timer on 2pc bows !

Did a bit of testing in shop this wintry mix morn

Turkey med bow
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kennym

#53
This was with string silencers, ready to hunt/




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Kopper1013

 :notworthy: that'll do Kenny, that'll do
Primitive archery gives yourself the maximum challenge while giving the animal the maximum chance to escape- G. Fred Asbell

hunting badger

Kenny, what did you learn

kennym

On the chrono, nothing really.

On the build, I learned to make a jig to cut it on the table saw, and a jig to hold the bow lined up while wrapping.

Don't use too much release agent, just enough.

It came apart well, I used toothpicks to keep the holes lined up, a whack with a hammer to a block clamped to the bow and it was loose.

The auto body glass ckoth worked fine (so far)  I don't forsee any problems with it.

Put something with color (cotton cloth was reccomended) in the wrap after you have about 2/3 of the wrap on there so you don't get too deep. I got lucky on that one...

Make one, they are cool!
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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BrushWolf

That's sure is a pretty slick looking stick.
Kids who hunt, trap, & fish don't mug little old ladies.

kennym

Thanks Mike!!  I didn't get too slicked up with it cause it was an experiment. Good thing it's flat black!! :biglaugh:
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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BMorv

I guess it's just cosmetic, but what do you do with the toothpicks after you break them?  Are they visible? 
Life is too short to use marginal bow wood

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