Bloodwood with Bamboo and Osage
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R/D 56@28 and 62" long.
Bjorn, Fantastic looking bow to say the least. Some lucky bidder will get a nice one!
Didn't know you made bows....
NICE!!
Beautiful work..
Will you be at Nashville in March?
Great job!
Bamboo bows and fly rods can't be beat. That's a beauty.
Very nice work Bjorn!! :clapper: :clapper:
Wow, that is a sharp looking bow Bjorn. Can't wait to see it person. I'll be looking for that one.
Bjorn, that is some fine work indeed. Whoever gets it should be proud to own it! Good for you!!
Here it is strung and ready for some fun!
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Congrats Bjorn,I did nt know you made bow too,do you hunt with yours too? I'll miss the PBS banquet but it is not really nextdoor for me.Felix
very very nice!
Wow,
What a beautiful piece of work. Great job, and a wonderful gesture to PBS.
That is a beauty Bjorn. I am duly impressed.
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Very nice, Bjorn! Bloodwood is a wood you don't see many use. You can tell you've spent some time with John, nice details!
It wood be hard to part with that!
Good shootin, Steve
WOW!!!!
That is outstanding Bjorn. The attention to details really take it to the next level.
The Masters you have worked with should be very proud of their student.
Awesome work my friend. :notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:
Trap
Very nice Bjorn!
Looks real good!
Gorgeous bow Bjorn! Looking forward to seeing it first hand.
Ethan
How cool is that? Way!!! Thanks for your generosity! Great work! Awesome looking bow.
God bless,Mudd
Dang Bjorn it looks I may have to take more money than I had planned. I can't wait to see it.
Jack
Absolutely beautiful!
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! really nice work!
Fantastic :thumbsup:
Very Impressive Old school beauty! :clapper:
very nice, and generous of you too- Steve
Absolutely Beautiful!!!
From the detailed leather work on the grip to the awesome looking tips, that bow is first class!
Beautiful!! I'll be checking that one out very very closely!
Thanks for the great donation Bjorn!
very classy looking bow!!!
Bjorn,
Great looking bow in a very good weight and length. I really like the combination of wood with bamboo. The leatherwork really sets it off nicely. Well done. :thumbsup:
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Bjorn,
Great bow! I can't wait to see it in person in person. You are full of surprises congratulations on the good work.
Will you and Adam be in Nashville?
Rich
Awesome looking bow Bjorn - great job!!
Wow My friend that is truly beautiful Bow.
BEAUTIFUL, Sir!!
absolutely beautiful, two thumbs up !!
Its a beaut Bjorn, tell me some about its construction would you?
I see the slightly reflexed limb design, and it appears you went with a slightly elongated diamond to the limbs. How does a bow of that design shoot?
Also does your bellyside lamination have the bamboo nodes also or were they ground to the flat?
Thanks
Bill
Thats a nice looking bow!!
Someone will enjoy that for sure!!
That is one heck of a nice looking bow Bjorn! :thumbsup:
That might be worth a trip to Nashville!
:scared: :eek: Beauty! :thumbsup:
Ouchi-Mamma that is one nice looking stick !
I am impresssed Bjorn.
Very nice job.
Awesome bow fine job.
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Bjorn and Adam are a couple of fine ambassadors for the sport.
Great looking bow with a great profile.
Great job, some winner will be very happy.
That is gorgeous, Bjorn! And I'll actually be able to touch it. Thanks so much for making the donation. Rick
Very nice!! :clapper:
Bjorn, that is a great looking bow, to bad the arrow rest is on the wrong side.
Thanks for all the kind words. The PBS Youth Program is a wonderful cause-check it out!
Renaissance Man asked about the construction: this is a fairly classic John Strunk design-the belly has no bamboo and the limbs are a constant tapering 'D' shape from the grip all the way to the tips. It is a medium R/D and shoots whisper quiet, with very good cast. It was designed to be hunting weight, and finished up at 56#.
Adam and I took a bow making class from John and plan on going back for a refresher if we can get him off the golf course!
You are very talented Bjorn. We never knew.
Awesome ! Is this building bows your occupation or free time hobby ? Beautiful workmanship!
Very pretty bow!!!
Interesting tip overlays. Any chance of a close up pic of them and some commentary too???
The tip overlay can be made from cow or Bison horn-the appearence is identical; but Bison sounds way cool.
Cut on a band saw and flatten the underside by sanding. Rasp or sand the sides to the arrow shape. Use a chainsaw file for the cut outs along the edges and finish with sandpaper working up to 400 grit. The tough part is holding the O/L with your fingers as you are working.
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The arrow shape O/L makes a classic final touch to the limb tips. It is like a John Strunk signature. Thanks for asking Dave.
Risto, my son and I make these bows for fun-any bow hunting in Finland?
great looking bow...someone will appreciate geting it for sure
Jer Bear
Very sweet indeed. Are you going to enter it the bowyers contest? If not I think you should that is a real nice bow.
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Bjorn, You did an excellent job on that bow...I really like the profile and it just looks like it draws smooth as silk...God Bless, Keefer's <")))><
That's beautiful Bjorn. Hope to meet you in Nashville.
Man, that is a really nice bow, great job.
wow.. that's a great looking bow Bjorn...nice work.. :thumbsup:
Goodness...that bow right there is as pretty as they come! Beautiful lines, great job!
Well Done, Stunning craftsmenship....
Awsome Bow, and Love the Limb Tip Detail!! :thumbsup: :archer: Very Nice Work!! :clapper: :clapper:
Craig Burris said he will make some footed arrows to go woth the bow. Can't wait to see those!
Thats a beauty.Why the bloodwood, does it perform well as a power lam or is i for looks?
Thanks for asking Izzy. The Bloodwood lam performs very well and looks oh so sweet.
nice very nice