I made a note on your work order on the grip circumference. We got this…
I will most likely get the riser laid up next week with another one I’m working on. I’ll get photos as we go every step of the way and do the build along.   Kirk

Gary has a good point on those lams that have the grain running at 45 degrees. I think it would be wise to pay close attention to how those lay up and keep the opposing grains alternated in the center.  With osage i think it might make a difference on limb twist issues.

Good catch Gary....

Thank you, Terry and Rob...

Well, it’s a liitle bit hard to do but I started dismantling the woodshop. About 5 yrs ago when I learned how to build bows I partitioned off the 3rd bay in the garage and got set up for woodworking, but mainly bow building.
The time has come to get the house ready to sell and its getting all torn down before the move. I’m gonna sell the big cabinet saw and get all my tools on mobile bases. I’m gonna try and get the dust collection consolidated and mobile as well.



All that to say, I got one last bow finished.

This one was intended for Kenny in the bow swap but came in originally at 60# somehow. I did get her backed off to 52@28. I love shooting this bow though and it looks like I just got to get stronger. 60# at my draw length, but I shoot it well.

Even though it will probably be until next winter before I dig into another build, I’ll be lurking around on here to see what you all got going on. 

Man thats pretty!!