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8 comments so far
Shawn
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226 posts in 691 days
posted 685 days ago
Beautiful Dave, I had never even thought to make a weapon, how do they shoot? I use to love shooting bows when I was a kid. Very nice work.
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MsDebbieP
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12282 posts in 698 days
posted 685 days ago
these are beautiful.
Rick bow hunts and we’ve been talking about getting me a bow so that we could have target shooting competitions in the backyard = he has to hit the centre of the target and I just have to hit the bale of straw that the target is attached to.
Again, these look very very lovely
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dennis mitchell
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posted 685 days ago
Very Interesting. What is the Massaranduba like? Is it hard or soft like California redwood? I assume it is compleatly different.
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Mark A. DeCou
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posted 685 days ago
waaaay coooool!
Thanks for posting. I would love to see you blog a story of how you make a bow from start to finish with photos if you want to do it.
-- Mark DeCou - Kansas Flint Hill's Artisan
DaveC
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38 posts in 687 days
posted 685 days ago
Thanks,
They both shoot great, with the right arrows. The shorter one is a bit stronger shoots a little faster.
Massaranduba is much like ipe VERY hard and dense.
I took some pictures of the process as I built the last one. Maybe I’ll blog it. Although to be honest there are a some well done how to videos already out there for those interested in trying this.
Dave.
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Buckskin
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483 posts in 525 days
posted 522 days ago
I have been wanting to make a bow myself. Great work!
Mateo
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posted 39 days ago
Theses are awsome. Does anyone know where i can find resources and info on bow making?
-- Mateo
DaveC
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posted 39 days ago
Here are a couple of great places to start:
http://leatherwall.bowsite.com/TF/lw/THREADSx2.CFM
http://www.bowyersedge.com/
-- Dave.