Amateur Bowyer's Gallery

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Re: Amateur Bowyer's Gallery

Postby wayno on Mon Mar 01, 2010 3:02 am

Thanks for that brock I will keep it in mind if I get any vibration or noise but so far she shoots sweet and strait.
I will definately spend better time on the grooves next bow. Its a big learning curve at the moment and enjoying it.
I used the air hose mate.

Cheers Wayno.
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Re: Amateur Bowyer's Gallery

Postby Big'non on Mon Mar 01, 2010 3:12 am

it's a very nice job , congratuletion for this bow.
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Re: Amateur Bowyer's Gallery

Postby LB rod 55 on Tue Mar 02, 2010 3:39 am

Wayno,it looks real nice finished :D ..................Rod
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Re: Amateur Bowyer's Gallery

Postby stagmitis on Wed Mar 24, 2010 5:42 pm

Wayno,

Great job man!

Having done tips every which way but loose I too prefer a shallow angle such as on you bow. Regardless of the string angle on a tip groove the "String loop" still has to stop at some point. So my reasoning is why not stop sooner rather than later? Mistakes have less time to magnify and I have noticed a notch up in the accuracy dept.
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Re: Amateur Bowyer's Gallery

Postby acker on Sat Apr 10, 2010 12:01 pm

Lots of great bows here :o
Hoope I´m allowed to post in here...

Here is one of mine , reflex deflex trilam
Bamboo , Almendrillo , Massaranduba (bulletwood )
Handle with maple , Palisander
48# @ 28" length ;: 63" N/N
finish with lineseed oil
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I love to shoot this bow, no handshock very smouth to draw and pretty fast.

Hope you like it, the riser isn´t as nice as most of them you show here :oops:

Thanks acker
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Re: Amateur Bowyer's Gallery

Postby BK in Wisconsin on Sat Apr 10, 2010 12:04 pm

Great looking bow Acker!

What part of Germany are ya from? I have relatives in Munich, Aachen, & Frankfort.
Hooked on Phonics......Helping kids read gooder since 1970.


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Re: Amateur Bowyer's Gallery

Postby acker on Sat Apr 10, 2010 12:16 pm

Thank you BK, I live in the " Sauerland " thats around 50 km away from Dortmund./ Winterberg
Lots of our popular german "Pils" brewery´s are located in the Sauerland like Warsteiner , Veltins , Krombacher ... :D
You have lots of relatives here in germany , and they live in some nice towns.

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Re: Amateur Bowyer's Gallery

Postby HFD60 on Mon Apr 12, 2010 9:41 pm

Thought I would post a few pic's of my latest bow for you.....It's bamboo backed ipe, 60" oal, 58" ntn, and 55#@ 27". The handle is hickory, shadua, marblewood, and ipe. It's backed with copperhead skins. The string is 10 strands of 8125 with padded loops......

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Re: Amateur Bowyer's Gallery

Postby PAarcher on Tue Apr 13, 2010 10:28 pm

That is a beautiful bow HFD!!! How does it shoot?
"The worm that destroys is the temptation to continuously seek approval
from your critics."
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Re: Amateur Bowyer's Gallery

Postby HFD60 on Wed Apr 14, 2010 12:55 am

She shoots sweet... smooth and very fast :D
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