Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: a finnish native on December 03, 2007, 01:31:22 pm
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two Rowan bows. both have low draw weight. Not for BOM yet. I'll post finished pics in a few days.
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sorry for poor quality on pics. Next ones will be better.
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Those are nice looking bows. What is Rowan and how does it compare to other woods?
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Rowan is called also mountain ash and in Latin sorbus acuparia. There are many species of Rowan. It is compairable for ash. It is quite soft compared to hickory. It has better tension abilities than compression and that's why the belly has to be left relatively flat. Also good for steaming or boiling and then pressing on a form. good for dry heat also.
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Look pretty nice finnish, those for Christmas presents?
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yup, ;D
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Looks good :)! Can't wait to see them all finished up and pretty ;).
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Somebodies going to be lucky and happy.
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Y'arrr thems be some nice sneaky hunters, me boy. ;D
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Great looking presents you got there...I don't recall giving you my home address??? ;D
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hahaha :D :D :D :D :D ;D
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Nice looking bow,both of them,tiller looks good on both. :)
Pappy
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Oi Finnish I got the hickory all cut, and its cut to rough size, and then i tried to floor tiller it, hahahahahaha its like 25# hahahahahahaha
Oh man, lets hope it gets stronger when it dries HAHAHAHAHAHA Oh man!
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hope so :D :D :D