Quote from: Crooked Stic on Today at 08:59:48 AMI Googled Homage bows. Comes up limited editions. Still looks like Bears

Which is probably why he calls his creations "Homage" Bows.  He's making  them as an homage to the "master" Fred Bear...

I Googled Homage bows. Comes up limited editions. Still looks like Bears

Good to know. He used his CNC routers to make clocks for awhile.
He makes a good bow.

It worked. Just a picture of my raw hide lamp and some arrows.

Sorry, cannot figure out this new way to post pictures.

I am not sure if this is allowed,but if not just remove my post.
After the other site closed down I tried to find a way to contact the owner Brandon Stahl who run Rose Oak Creations, but was unable to do so.I also asked about him on TG. Now just by chance I found him.
He has now a limited production of bows under the name Homage bows.

I think Roy used to deal with that?

Quote from: Terry Green on January 06, 2026, 05:08:13 PMHello Kirk, no worries.

We sold our house and I have been in a mess trying to move. I will have plenty of time for some photo shoots in texas soon. I hope to shoot it next week before I leave.

I'll get some good prickly pear pitchers with it and hopefully a nice hero picture.

Where abouts in Texas are you moving to? These bows look amazing... have me super intrigued!

I made my own. 3/8" dowel cutter and a barrel taper jig. Cut the 3/8" dowel, feed into taper jig so the back 1/2 is tapered down to 5/16", then the front 1/3 so the tip is 11/32". That way the barrel taper is forward shifted. Finally spin sand the shaft into spine. Works well and really doesn't take long. I also start by cutting the board into just under 1/2" square blanks so I can chuck them into a 1/2" drive socket that's chucked into a corded drill.

Kyle

TIME TO START A NEW THREAD FOR 2026!