Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Apex Predator on May 19, 2008, 02:17:49 pm
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This is a 65" bamboo backed ipe that I built for a wheelie shooting buddy of mine. It draws 40@28 and turned out quite well. It was my first narrow width bow. It is only 3/4" wide at the widest. It is a sweet shooter, and has about 1" of string follow.
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wow, nice bow. i like the stain job on the boo. are you going to show us a full draw?
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I'll try and talk one of my kids into taking a full draw photo tonight.
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i really like it! Bamboo backed bows are cool, eh?" I made one recently which is only 1" wide at its widest point, and it pulls 70#...but it's not as pretty as yours...not even close!
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Nice bow, I'm sure he'll be pleased with it!
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Sweet looking bow,I love the detail work.Very nice job,he should be pleased with that. :)
Pappy
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He loves his new bow! He kept repeating "I can't believe how much fun this is". He normally doesn't shoot his compound until about 4 weeks from the season opener.
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Nice work there partner. The tiller looks great. Justin
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Great bow! Ipe amazes me almost as much as osage. Both are excellent bow woods. Pat
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You nailed the tiller on this one. Great candidate for Laminate BOM. Looking forward to seeing it again.
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Nice work!
I used the Ipe/ Hick combination for an ELB, which I`ve made years ago for a friend. Ipe gives a nice colour to the fingers.
Regards Uwe