Author Topic: Back to the drawing board; practice trade bow failed  (Read 4621 times)

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Offline Matt S.

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Re: Back to the drawing board; practice trade bow failed
« Reply #15 on: March 10, 2011, 10:49:10 am »
I agree. I don't think I would feel good about sening it to someone as a trade :-\ JMO

Oh, I had NO intention of using this as a trade bow, it was just "practice" to try out a new-to-me design. Even if this bow had come out beautiful at its goal weight I still wouldn't send a bow with uneven recurves and a slight twist! What I DO intent to do is start a couple of new bows using this design, but with the advantage of this bow's experience under my belt, and if they turn out absolutely fantastic, the best one of the pair will be shipped off. And if I simply can't get a good bow made with this design I have plan B, LOL.

Thanks for all the advice everyone, it makes this forum the best!

Offline Pappy

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Re: Back to the drawing board; practice trade bow failed
« Reply #16 on: March 10, 2011, 11:21:56 am »
Sounds like you have a plan Matt,and an even better attitude. :)
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