Tillered Bow

[Badger]

Mike, I wished I could have used that when I was writing the chapter in tb4, I was struggling trying to get good drawings. Steve

[elk country rp]

I guess that since I have been asked Numerous Times to do this....I am going to have to do a How - To on This...or Maybe even an Article for the Magazine...to show how to Use it on Most...if Not All Tillered Bows...Only Problem I would have ....I would need some Pictures...and permission to Alter them...I don't have a Bow for every Tiller.......Not Yet anyways.......

feel free to use any of my pics, El D!

[sailordad]

ya know you can use any of mine that you may stumble across too

[barebo]

Looks like a fine shooter there, and being able to learn and have ideas and techniques passed back and forth is what it's all about.
One thing that I really appreciate here is that I never get a sense of "my Dog's bigger than Your's". Looks like the "tool" you've borrowed works great - nice tiller for sure.

[El Destructo]

Mike, I wished I could have used that when I was writing the chapter in tb4, I was struggling trying to get good drawings. Steve

Well Steve....there is always TBBvol.5....... ..I would be Honored if You did.........

[Lombard]

Ryan, it is a White Ash board bow, 66 inches nock to nock, pulling fifty pounds at twenty eight inches. The unbraced photo is what it looks like after two hunderd arrows.

[OldBow]

Got your fine weapon bookmarked for February Self Bow of the Month. Nice work. Whie ash should be a great bow wood.

[El Destructo]

Any idea what wood you used?

Ryan, it is a White Ash board bow, 66 inches nock to nock, pulling fifty pounds at twenty eight inches. The unbraced photo is what it looks like after two hunderd arrows.

                                                                                   

[Frode]

Lombard, Very nice!  I Like it!
El D, I think that would be a great how-to, feel free to use anything that might help.
Frode