back in buisnes

[bubbabadboyno1]

Three years ago I quit making bows. A week ago I found a piece of wood of ash in my classroom , I work as a teacher in Sweden.
I decided to make a bow during my sparetime. I thought I forgotten to teach the wood to be a bow but it worked out quite good and it was fun to shoot again . Today I found a pice of hickory and I will also try to make a bow out of it a D bow I think I have cut it out and it will not bend at all but I will go on ..................

Greetings from Sweden

photo of my last bow  74" 40 poun draws 30" smooth as ..... no stack    http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z232/bubbabadboyno1/annonsfrbert033.jpg

[GraemeK]

Looks good -- I guess it is like riding a bicycle -- you never really forget.

Graeme

[a finnish native]

 det där ser bra ut! förlot för min dåligt svenska. greetings my nabour.

[George Tsoukalas]

Great job on that bow. Welcome back. Jawge

[OldBow]

Good job on your bow.  Could you share with us images of your bow unstrung (unbraced), braced, and the handle and tips.
Tak!

[Justin Snyder]

The bow looks great.  I'm glad you have decided to get back into building bows.  It is relaxing and  gives me a change of pace.  As a teacher I am sure you could use something relaxing once in a while.  Justin

[cowboy]

That bow looks right on! Looks like an ELB profile - that's my next project after the other two I have going.

[GregB]

You did a great job of teaching the wood to be a bow! The tiller really looks good... welcome back and let us see more of your teachings!

[jpitts]

Sweet curves in the limbs. Great job....

[DanaM]

Real nice looking bow, now ya have to make up for lost time.

[1/2primitive]

Very nice tiller on that bow, welcome back.
     Sean

[kerbinator]

Thats a fine weapon great job.

[Pappy]

Fine looking bow,nice job.
   Pappy