Haha, I just made it through this whole post after about an hour and it sounds like you guys have had a lot of fun just doing this whole thing. I don't want to sound forward but I feel like I kind of know you guys a bit just from reading through your posts and I hope that through all the trials over the past two years you find this message in a good place in your lives. I don't know if you ever finished off the bows, but if you did do you have pics up anywhere? Even if you didn't finish them off I think this was a great experiment.
Anyone who is interested in doing this I would really like to try it (I haven't made very many bows, but I am sure I can break them as good as Justin did
![Tongue :P](http://www.primitivearcher.com/smf/Smileys/default/tongue.gif)
, just teasing you man). Even if the group is on a smaller scale, say 4-6 people in a circle, so that the pass off is a little less confusing? I think a list would definitely be a good idea of things you could or should do, since there are certain things that need to be done first and last. It must have been sort of hard to come up with a list for you guys because you sort of have to adapt the way your making a bow according to how the wood is talking to you though. Anyway just my thoughts and thanks for posting this it was a really good read and I had fun going through all the back and forth conversations.