Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: paco664 on October 15, 2017, 01:37:04 am
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fellas i made some nice laminations from ash and i wanna glue up a R/D longbow...
my question is glue related... i have titebond II and i have knox glue... if need be i can run to the store and get titebond III but would prefer to use what i have...
if i use the knox glue... how long of a drying time am i looking at? will it hold up to the stresses?
i am aiming for a 70" R/D pulling 50-55# @ 29"...
any advice will be appreciated...
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TB11 will work with no problems as will collagen glue. You would need to know what you are doing with the gelatin though and I would recommend the TB11 for ease of use.
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thank you sir.. TBII it will be...
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No Problem :)
Make sure your gluing surfaces mate very well. Try to apply the glue to your laminates quickly and use plenty as TB2 can start to go tacky quite quickly.
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We gotta split you out that Osage!
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If you can find something better than ash for the belly slat I would, ash is not all that great for an r/d design.
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oh yeah... i found that out... it went tick tick boom...