This is something that I came up with after reading Adam's book and lots of research online. I feel like it is a good starting point for anyone who wants to try their hand at a Turkish composite bow. I ran this drawing past a few reputable horn bow builders and they gave me the nod of approval. But, that being said, if you see anything that needs attention, please don't hesitate to speak up, after all, this is all new to me as well. Maybe this will generate some discussion, and hopefully it will help someone with interest.
It is intended to be a 44" Turkish war bow. A 3 piece core with 50-70# draw weight. 4" grip, with 5" v splices into the limbs. The laths will be 24" (20" limbs, with 2" extra on both the tip and Sal areas). This form does not allow the use of a bending strap, but I will be using green sugar maple at around 5/8" thickness, which should not require the bending strap.