Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: capitainepatenaude on December 04, 2020, 10:35:04 am
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Hello!
This is an elm selfbow I made. It's 63'' long and 2'' wide. I decrowned it so I can get a perfectly rectangular cross section. I believed would make a better bow for a short stave like this. Aloso, I wanted to see how elm can handle decrowning. I believe it's my worst decrowning job to date, but fortunately, elm is tough wood! For now, I was shot a hundred time and it's still going strong. Tiller is slightly positive. Hope you like it!
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Capitaine Patenaude
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Nice looking bow. Like the full draw bend.
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Looks good! I would guess elm would do alright with a crowned back as long as it was shallow enough to get the desired width.
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Nice job on that one.. a good piece of elm is tough stuff.
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Very good work. I was never brave enough to do decrowning. 😶
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Nice bow enjoy. Arvin
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thank you all for your kind words!
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Very nice. I like it. Enjoy. Jawge