2022 what did you do today?

Started by Roy from Pa, January 01, 2022, 06:55:26 AM

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Mad Max

I have used the Ram board too when needed and still have some.
I brush on 4/5 coats of shellac on the form and a razor blade as a scraper to flatten it back down.
I have only glued fiberglass on one form, the rest are just plywood.
I would rather fail at something above my means, than to succeed at something  beneath my means  
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Crooked Stic

PICHERS Roy  :bigsmyl:
Same riser new 2 ply twill limbs Sweet

High on Archery.

Roy from Pa


Crooked Stic

High on Archery.

Roy from Pa

I always liked the looks of those limbs...

Kirkll

Took a couple days off....


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Granadillo and sycamore accent

Sycamore lams


Kirkll

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Crooked Stic

Yes sir Roy the twill looks cool and is rock solid.
Love that sycamore.
Kirk that something New? And nice pics on your fishing trip.
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Buemaker

Looking good Stic and Kirk and Kirk, I can see you have been tidying your shop again. :bigsmyl:

Kirkll

Quote from: Buemaker on September 23, 2022, 07:13:39 AM
Looking good Stic and Kirk and Kirk, I can see you have been tidying your shop again. :bigsmyl:

My shop is definitely in need of a full day of cleaning. I'm eternally pig piled it seems. Once the fire danger is over and we can burn again, I'll  roll up my sleeves , haul out the trash, and get things back in order again. Believe it or not I still know where everything is at. :biglaugh:

Mike, nothing new design wise on this bow. It's my TD Flatliner design with a full overlay, flush limb pockets. I rarely post photos of this one unstrung and it caught my eye the other day.

This one has 2 sets of limbs with bloodwood wedges that match the center riser overlay, and an Iron wood riser. I'll get more photos after I wrap it up and get her finished.    Kirk
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Longcruise

Quote from: Kirkll on September 22, 2022, 08:09:17 PM
Took a couple days off....


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Buemaker

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Kirk. Nice bend on those limbs. Do you put screws through the ends of that full overlay?
Cruise, how do you prepare that crocodile for eating? Here in Norway we call that baby pike.

Buggs

What kind of fish is that Longcruise?   Looks like you are running out of water, the high water mark is a long ways away :tongue:
Ooo, who, who hangs free

Pat B

I put 10 freezer bags of stewed tomatoes in the freezer this morning with a little left over for tonight. I have the other 25# of tomatoes cooking now for the next batch. Also I'm roasting 10# of tomatillo with garlic, bell peppers, onions, chili powder, cumin, salt, black pepper and olive oil for salsa verde.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

Buggs

No hot chilies in that tomatillo salsa?
Ooo, who, who hangs free

Pat B

No hot peppers. I don't mind a little but Marcia doesn't like hot foods.
Here is the tomatillo salsa before roasting...


...after roasting...


...and the finished product...


I quartered up 2 limes and roasted them with the veg. Then I squeezed the juice and pulp into the salsa. Yum!!!
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

Buggs

Good stuff! you are making me hungry :)
Ooo, who, who hangs free

Mad Max

I posted this first picture a while back and thought I would show you the finished riser.
Here is the riser with the extended riser block
You could see the glue line while fine sanding but after spraying the finish it is gone.
African Blackwood




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Longcruise

Quote from: Buemaker on September 23, 2022, 10:50:08 AM
Kirk. Nice bend on those limbs. Do you put screws through the ends of that full overlay?
Cruise, how do you prepare that crocodile for eating? Here in Norway we call that baby pike.

On this one I cut it like taking the backstraps from a deer.  You undoubtedly know how bony they are.  This was camp dinner.   Fried in butter with mild seasoning
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