Going to far? / sculpted oak mollegabet....(not bom)

[ken75]

lol, ifn i dont do em first , i just got a bunch of wood today, watch out here they come

[Cooper]

A fantastic and absolutely cool looking bow - and NO, your are not going too far - I am curious about the next one 

[J05H]

Absolutely astonishing!

[HatchA]

That bow......is beautiful!   

[Timo]

Rich, thanks for the recipe. I'll get some to working and give it a try on some test pieces. I am trying to build this rifle period correct and was wondering about how to stain it.

[KenH]

If you google "homemade wood stains" you can find a lot of useful formulas such as these:

Concentrated tea (10 bags of black tea per quart) steeped an hour and the bags squeezed, works for all woods.

One fluffed out steel wool pad in 2 cups vinegar and sit overnight.  For tannin bearing woods like oak

Soap-less (read the bottle) Ammonia straight from the bottle brushed onto Oak.

[n2huntn]

Wow ! Thats a prime example of natural beauty brought out by a skilled artisan , nothing hiding the natural beauty of the wood and a great way to show technique.
 Too far? Tough call , if its functional and capable of taking game no, if an example of skill set definitely not.
Jeff

[PeteC]

That bow, and the craftsmanship in it,are incredible.  God bless

[PaulN/KS]

I'm late to he party but let me add my WOW to the list...
Amazing work Rich. You are taking these bows in new and interesting directions that is for sure.

[fusizoli]

Me too, but absolutely agree with the others.


WOW


Half eye U are the man!

[Dean Marlow]

Rich that is an amazing bow. It scares me a little as far as thinking of pulling it back all day long but I just can't stop looking at it. Thanks for sharing. Dean

[AncientArcher76]

Rich great work my friend, love that grain!  Holey cow!  I'll call u soon.  TTYL

Russ