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Another gift for my step dad’s birthday. This one is a compound bow rack, part of a set with my last project post, a gun rack The antlers are made of oak and the arrowhead is made of bookmatched wenge and maple. The pattern on the wenge turned out awesome, it almost looks like an evil deer head (see pic 4).
Much of the credit for the design goes to two websites – here and here and an LJ's project by mtnwild.
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reggiek
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#1 posted 1325 days ago
WOW…awesome use of that grain…..beautiful….Love the artificial antlers…that must have been a real trophy artificial buck….lol….I bet he really loves the gift….is great!
-- Woodworking.....My small slice of heaven!
degoose
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#2 posted 1325 days ago
I too appreciate the way the grain was used to full advantage.
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#3 posted 1325 days ago
I sure do like that. Great job…
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#4 posted 1325 days ago
Interesting, useful and very nicely done. A great gift. Your step dad must really be pleased.
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#5 posted 1325 days ago
Nicely done! I like the arrowhead, how did you get the effect of the chipped edges?
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Mauritius
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#6 posted 1325 days ago
Thanks all!
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#7 posted 1325 days ago
very cool
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#8 posted 1324 days ago
Nice bow rack. I really like the two wood arrow head look. Thanks for the credit, very cool.
-- mtnwild (Jack), It's not what you see, it's how you see it.
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