Eucalyptus ELB, ..with a twist (pics) not for BOM

[Gordon]

Beautiful bow Manny. Did you need to heat treat the belly?

[medicinewheel]

good to see (one of) you(r bows) again!
really nice! - did you glue a pattern onto your silkbacking and than dye over it??

frank

[DanaM]

Looks like a beauty Manny, been awhile since ya posted a bow here. Hows the hunting been?
Simon most people put tip overlays on to pretty the bow up or to add strength to a very narrow tip.

[Coo-wah-chobee]

Nice work thgere "howlie !" ....bob

[Dano]

Lookin good Manny!!

[Justin Snyder]

Nice looking bow Manny.  Justin

[NOMADIC PIRATE]

Not that good ..ence the twist.

It fretted badly this morning, it was shooting some real fast arrows wile it lasted,

took a picture on the tree to show where the limb collapsed, still the bow whent back to the  1" of reflex that it had.

Guava, ho faithfull, ..here we cooome

[NOMADIC PIRATE]

The pattern was on the silk.

Gordon I tryed reflexing this bow twice wile belly tempering and straiten it, but it just whent back to the original shape

[cowboy]

Man, that's too bad that it chrysaled and collapsed on ya - tiller still looks "not too bad" . The grain of that wood looks cool (in the close up) .

[GregB]

Really a good looking bow, sorry it took a turn for the worst.

[Gordon]

I hate when that happens  , but if you build enough bows, it's going to.

[Woodland Roamer]

That's a great looking bow Manny, sorry it gave you trouble like that.

Alan

[Pappy]

Beautiful bow Manny,sorry for the problem.But as we all know it happens. The silk
looked great and the grip was exceptional.
    Pappy

[PK]

Eucalyptus has always been good fire wood and the leaves are good for keeping the fleas away and maybe some rustic furniture,sorry you had to go though all that work.

[medicinewheel]

oh man, that's really too bad