Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: ajooter on August 14, 2024, 10:07:05 pm
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I found a nice piece of ash while I was at work and split it into a bunch of staves. This particular stave didnt split as well so i decided to make a lighter weight bow for my friends daughter. Its 20# or so at 28". Dyed the back with red and violet leather dye. I was hoping for a more violet color but the outcome wasnt bad. Belly was done in steel wool and vinegar. I like the grain orientation on the handle so I didnt cover it up with a handle wrap. I also made more of an indexed handle thats pretty comfy.
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That's an awesome lookin bow, I bet she is gonna love it. I like the colors too. Turned out really nice.
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Yep, She's going to love it. Lucky kid.
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Good lookin bow there!
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Very nice bow! She will love it. I agree, the grain in the handle looks awesome. Look forward to seeing what you make from the rest of your staves.
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That's an awesome bow! :OK
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She will love that, nice work. Might even get you a hug. ;)
Pappy
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Thank you guys I got a full draw Pic I'll post when I can. Working on a small bow for her sister from a splinter that was an offsplit.