Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: GlisGlis on November 13, 2013, 01:51:23 pm
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Is that possible to use pirography on a bow to make decorations?
Or it increases the chance of damages and ruptures?
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id only do it on static areas like handles and recurves
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If done on a non working part of the bow its no problem, I just did some on my last bow. there may be some one with more indepth knowledge but definetly not on an unbacked selfbows back .
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At first glance I thought I read the other p-ography word... :laugh: ....that might be sweet if done in good taste >:D 8)
Seriously do it on areas that are static,or the belly wood prob be fine as well...just not over the back
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I did this eagle on a bow a few years back, it is just out of the fade and wasn't bending much. I can't say how the bow is doing as it was a trade bow. BTW I don't think he is on here any more but if any of you know VTclimber give him a swift kick in the pants for me as he never did send me a bow.
(http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b194/MN_Littles/CIMG4180.jpg) (http://s19.photobucket.com/user/MN_Littles/media/CIMG4180.jpg.html)
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'hawk did you ever see the picture of the bow with the, um..."sculpted" handle? i think it was on PP.
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Yeah gopher....that was done by david brunetta aka "atenurb" ...that dude made some amazing artistic bows,and a few awesome flight bows as well....
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thankyou for the replys and very nice eagle Gopher!