Jack came back to work on his bow again this weekend. We had hoped to go hog hunting Friday night but we got a VERY much needed hard rain that turned the Texas dirt to slime. So, we cut string nocks in his bow and got a string on his bow. Still had some twist so we did another heat bend. Then we worked on flint points. Today we began tillering in earnest.
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Jack is a natural, he's eyeing that unbending spot in the middle of the right limb. We got to a nice bend very early.
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When we quit the bow was pulling 50lbs@20". We'll shoot it the next time he's over. Here it is at a low brace.
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It's going to be a great bow. It has a natural forward set handle and is center shot. It is 66" n2n and Jack plans to make it 50#@28". That should work out just fine.
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George