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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: SoNevada Archer on August 17, 2008, 05:19:00 PM
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I am putting together the hotbox and limb form for a Bingham takedowm recurve. I have finished the hot box and have glued the wood together for the limb form.
My calculation was off just a bit for the limb form and my finished width is a 1/6" over the design desired width. I called Bingham and they said a 1/6" wasn't going to be a problem.
As I am getting ready to cut the limb form into two pieces...Is there anyone out there that has used the Bingham system?
Any information that will help me from making any mistakes???
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Sorry I can't help much with glass bows, I've played with a few. I noticed we live pretty close to each other. I'm over here in Overton, I'm in the phone book, maybe we can get together some time.
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I don't even know what kind of style that is... Good luck with it.
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Danial, you live in Overton???
We live really close to each other!
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Check it out Sal. http://www.binghamprojects.com/features.htm
Yep, I'm on Cottonwood.
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I've made a few...
Just follow the plans,you should be good.
If you wanna save some sanding and have acess to a router,here is how I do it nowdays....
http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=054410
I also sell a few lams,here
http://www.kennyscustomarchery.com/
Hey Dano,how are ya? :wavey:
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Good Kenny, how are you?
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THANKS KENNY!!!
The link was awesome and I wish we lived closer to each other. I will keep you posted as to my progress.
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Just fine,we mmet at mojam? Do I have the right feller?
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Yep, I bought that kgnarly looking stave from ya. It'll make a bow. :bigsmyl: Thanks again. So what size router bit did you use? It has to be a bit long huh? There aren't that many pattern cutting bits out there that are all that long.
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Good deal Ron!!
Dano,I used a 1/4" x 2" strait bit,but my form was only 1 1/2" thick!
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Kenny, thats a awesome looking bow you did in the link....
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Thanks Sal!!
BTW,your order ships in the AM
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Kool, Thanx Kenny