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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: ggenovez on August 02, 2012, 12:45:00 PM
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Hi all,
I was watching a busted bear kodiak "wall hanger" on ****, and the final price was a little exaggerated.
Is it just me or did this oversell?
(http://i.****img.com/t/Bear-Kodiak-Magnum-Recurve-Bow-Wall-Hanger-/00/s/MTE5OFgxNjAw/$T2eC16RHJIkE9qU3kWYKBQEW-lgmUg~~60_12.JPG)
(http://i.****img.com/t/Bear-Kodiak-Magnum-Recurve-Bow-Wall-Hanger-/00/s/MTE5OFgxNjAw/$T2eC16hHJG8E9nyfp-m3BQEW9WuSfw~~60_12.JPG)
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This auction is expired but you should be able to find it.
280929636890
Curious to know if something like this can be repaired so I can restore one myself. thx...
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That is what miracles are reserved for; no need for any glue at all. :bigsmyl:
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ggenovez
I currently have one in my possession suffering from similar, but I think worse damage http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=14;t=005442;p=1#000000
which I am considering trying to save, if I git it done I will post the results...
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That bow is junk, looks like the limb core is cracked.
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Both bows can be fixed. They were glued together once, they can be glued again.
However........
This should not be undertaken by a novice, a person should have some bow building experience.
A form needs to be built, the lams cleaned out of slivers etc. Smooth On epoxy used. For the tip delam it should also have a belly over lay added.
I have a bow that I built in 1985 that delaminated at the fadeout(left in hot truck) in 1986,glued it back and I still shoot today.
After the repair the bow should never be sold.
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Thanks raghorn.
So is it a matter of just cleaning the limb, aligning the wood fibres, epoxying them together then building the limb back up by apply more epoxy through a vacuum?