Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: simson on September 07, 2012, 02:27:45 am
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Hello fellas,
I'm new here, found this page recently. I'm living in Bavaria, Germany.
I have posted some bows on PP since spring this year.
Now, here is the last one: osage static recurve
This osage has a big curve in the upper limb, comin from a dead branch . Cross section is nearly rectangle from fades to midlimb then tapers into a stacked belly until it reaches the stringbridge. The levers has an almost triangular cross section, ore more like a T. Stiff handle and fades, buffalo horn inlays, overlays and arrowpass.The handle was requested by the custumer - not my favorite design. Recurves are steamed in, several heat corrections for string alignment, heating out a deflex area and to bring the levers in line. In this stave were several deep drying cracks, I filled them up with superglue.
59" ntn
5³/4" bh
4" handle
4" fades
4" levers
39" bending part
string 6 strands of 452 X, strengthened at the ears
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Let me be the first to say that is a very stunning bow. I really like the tip overlays especially. Excellent craftsmanship!
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I second that...very nice all the way around.
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Beautiful bow,I like everything about it.Nice work. :)
Pappy
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Great looking bow. I like the leather work in the handle.
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Very nice craftsmanship! Did you cut that in Germany?
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Wow that is an exceptionally fine bow there, very impressive work and attention to detail. Thats one I would love to shoot.
Greg
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Aint she sweet! The bow definitely has it's own personality. Great work.
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Awesome bow. Great job!
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WOW!!! That is awesome!
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Very fine craftsmanship.Beautiful bow.I like everthing about it.
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i must say, that is one of the most stunningly beautiful bows i have ever seen ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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awesome tips.
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gorgeous work!
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Made in Germany indeed! Nice bow.
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That's incredible. I love everything about it except the fact it isn't mine. ;D
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Wow, what a great response!
Thank you very much for the really nice comments!
@Hobow: In Germany grows no osage, exept in parks and in my garden (now 3 years old - perhaps my children can make bows out of it), this one is american osage. I also use osage from hungary.
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BRAVO!!!! What a beautiful bow. Amazing work. Congrats.
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Very nice. Love those tips!! ;)
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i like the tips alot also, and the little snakey wiggle in it ,awesome !great work !
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Sehr schöner Bogen!
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wowzers!!!! that is awesome.
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Last evening I could see this wonderful bow and many others live. I could keep them in my hands,
but i wasn´t able to draw them ...
I felt like a little boy in a toy department.
Great
Thank you
Peter
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fine looking bow! tips look nice and love that wiggle in the limb!