Elm hunting bow 65# 30"

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Elm hunting bow 65# 30"

Beitrag von Ishi » 04.10.2012, 16:40

After very ugly, hot and bad summer with very little productivity here we go again.
After long, long waiting I made this bow for a friend. It is elm, 67" ntn with some character. This bow was heat treated and took very low set, about 1/2" after about 150 arrows at full draw and few hours on the brace. Not bad for narrow and thick stick. It looks like a pritty straight stave but if we look closer we will se a lot of small characters, bumps and waves. Because that I made second, dark pic, to see that details. I like colour of the heartwood very much. Because small reflex spot just above the handle it was little complicated to adjust the tiller (at least for me) but final result is good.
According to old rule of my country, when customer waits too long for its order then it is fair to get it free.
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Re: Elm hunting bow 65# 30"

Beitrag von skinwalker » 04.10.2012, 16:48

Hello Ishi ...

Bow making at it's best ! Are you married -if not - i would like to ... :P

The belly looks like chocolate ...(NUTELLA - Belly) very nice !

one day I'll come to Staro Brdo ... i swear !

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Re: Elm hunting bow 65# 30"

Beitrag von Windmann » 04.10.2012, 17:57

The surface of the bow looks very smooth and the contrast of the wood is a perfect example for nature art. WOW!, that's all, what I can say.

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Re: Elm hunting bow 65# 30"

Beitrag von Bowster » 04.10.2012, 18:05

Marvellous, and an absolute beauty!
very best gratulations from an absolute beginner.

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Re: Elm hunting bow 65# 30"

Beitrag von Haitha » 04.10.2012, 18:40

Plz stop making us all envious about the bow wood paradise area you live in ;)

Beautiful bow. As usual.
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Re: Elm hunting bow 65# 30"

Beitrag von Blacksmith77K » 04.10.2012, 19:15

A nice looking wood...

...but i think this bow is a little bit to weak in the lower handlearea. And the lower limb seems a little bit to stiff. :P
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Re: Elm hunting bow 65# 30"

Beitrag von Gornarak » 04.10.2012, 19:16

I would really appreciate if you were able to post a picture of the stave before you made it a bow. I want to learn how to find such character pieces.

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Re: Elm hunting bow 65# 30"

Beitrag von Yumiya » 04.10.2012, 19:43

Who the hell was your teacher? Did you have to sign the contract with blood?

Seriously ... I'm just floored!

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Re: Elm hunting bow 65# 30"

Beitrag von Ishi » 04.10.2012, 19:44

Thanks for commenting my friends. :)
Skinwalker, I do only good-looking women. ;) You are welcome to visit our workshop anytime. ;)
Windmann and bowster, thank you my friends.... I will try to keep going.
Haithabu, I will try to do what you suggest. ;) Thank you my friend.
Blacky, my friend, you are right, I agree. ;)
final result is good
. Good, not very good or excellent. Under the handle it should be little stiffer but (result off struggling with reflex spot above the handle) I was not able to make knot area (lower limb) more bendible without some risk: there are two small reflex spots and before and after the knot that made me problems and knot itself is stiff. I like very much these technical talks. :D Others opinions are always much more important to me than mine.
Gornarak, it is good idea: some of the next bows I will photo from the stave and further.
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