steaming jig plans?

[bootboy]

does anyone have any plans I could have for steaming a jig that can fix a  bow thats reflexed, and curved out the side.
I would like to take out the sideways curve and the deflex it back to normal

[Pat B]

What wood are you using?

[bootboy]

black locust

[bootboy]

anyone?

[bootboy]

No one has any plans for me....

[bootboy]

Thanks Scott?
 What I want though isnt to know how to steam, Im looking for plans to bend a steamed bow in two directions at once.

[bootboy]

now I'm absolutely Certain that someone put up plans on this somewhere here. I've done a search for steaming jigs, and what not and havent found it. I KNOW one of you guys has a great way of doing this.

[Barrage]

There's a topic going right now with one in it...  As well, there's probably more if you do a search for terms like caul, steam, jig, etc... 

http://www.primitivearcher.com/smf/index.php/topic,19294.0.html

http://www.primitivearcher.com/smf/index.php/topic,15140.0.html

[bhenders]

Not exactly a steaming jig, but to steam boards or slats I just use a 6" pvc drain pipe with a right angle on one end  it over a steam source (boiling water in a pot).  I just plug the other end with something and steam away.

[bootboy]

HAHA yes yes those are all beautiful cauls and jigs.
However I mean To ask for a Two way bend. both sideways bending and conventional bending. theres a corkskrew (not a propeller) in the limb. Its not too bad so I think I can bend it out but I need to bend in two directions at the same time thats important to remember.

[Barrage]

Bootboy, both links above have jigs and cauls that are made for for two way bending like you're looking for...

[bootboy]

I see it now.
Those are pretty simple. I guess the answer Im looking for then would be larger clamps.
Thanks!!