Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: hochgaertner on October 11, 2015, 05:16:11 pm
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Hello,
I want to show you my latest Bow. It is laburnum - length 65" - fulldraw 28" - 50#
Smooth draw, but hits hard.
No more words because of my english is to bad.
I hope the pictures are better
Greetings from Bavaria
Peter
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Two other pictures
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Laburnum is a wonderful wood and you've really done justice to that peice. Great looking bow! :)
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Beautiful!!!!
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Beautiful curves. Very nice bow.
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Nice bow. I have some laburnum poles sitting in my shop, can't wait to get into them, but mine don't have much heartwood
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Very nice Peter ! Bob
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A nice bow and even the classic stuff to build an burgundy bow.
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Welcome Peter, very nice looking bow. :)
Pappy
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Beautiful bow
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That is really nice. Love those curves. Beautiful bow.
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Great looking bow, nice curves indeed!
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Lovely bow
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Nice job, is laburnum similar to elm??
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That's a graceful, lethal looking bow.
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Looks good.
In my eyes midlimb could bend a bit more (both limbs), most of bending is concentrated at inner limbs. Just my 2cents.
Laburnum is great bowwood, I like it
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Hi all,
thank you very much for your friendly comments.
I'm glad that you like this bow. it was not only a pleasure to build her, because of laburnum is
toxic wood and I always get sinusitis, when i work with it.
To Badger: It's not similar to the elm, which I got. It's more dense and heavier.
To Simson (my bowbuilding-god, since I saw your bows, staves, the results of your work in naturally):
when I see her on pictures i in doubt, but when I draw her the limbs open in their full length.
Thank you all and greetings from Bavaria
Peter
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Very beautiful bow Sir! Where is this wood native to?
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I only know that laburnum exists in Europe. In Germany you can find it most in gardens as an ornamental plant.