I recently sent a favorite bow of mine , one of my Dale Dyes', of to Joe Lasch at "The Bow Hospital" to have a little weight taken off and to be refinished. I had already refinished it once with Fullerplast but wanted a better job that would hold up better because I have gotten to be very rough on my bows lately. He did an outstanding job with a very quick turnaround of a few weeks, I am sure the wait will get longer when folks figure out how good he is. Here are a few pictures of how it looks now before I get some blood on it :)
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Looks great! Love the pierce points.
Joe is a great guy to do business with!
Josh
Joe's a top notch fella, and it looks like he's very talented as well :thumbsup:
Sure looking forward to finally meeting him in TX in a couple weeks...
Speaking of which...Are you hunting with that bow in TX bud?
Very pretty work, thank's for sharing your bow with us.
-Jeremy
Man that's sweet!!
Darn fine work Joe!!! All that and he can cook too.....
Very nice job.
Not sure Curt, I had planned to hunt with a bow I made but this one shoots so dang good I may have to!
Wouldn't expect anything else from Joe; he is a "top notch" kinda guy. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Top notch!
Beautiful! :clapper:
Had the pleasure of meeting Joe at Denton Hill. Top notch fella for sure :thumbsup:
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what is Joe's contact info? web site or e-mail Phone #
Joe is a good man.
Thomas,
Do you have any pictures before hospitalization ? Looks good now.
Looks great! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
to contact Joe, look up prairie traditions on the sponsor links and all info. should be there.
I will see if I have any pictures from before.
That turned out nice.
WOW!!! :eek: That is a beautiful bow!!!
I have an older Martin X-200 that pulls 55# at my draw but feels more like 70#. I'll give him a call and see if he can set me up.
here are a few pictures from before.
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Its great to have a guy that refinishes your bow, treats you right, does great work, quick turn around, and a great price.
Joe is reducing my Brackenbury Quest handle and I know he will do a stellar job, great guy and excellent service!!
Thanks for the kind words Thomas, and sure glad you like it. It sure was a pleasure to be able to work on such a beautiful bow. I've never owned a Dye myself before, but was very impressed with the quality and workmanship that Dale puts into them. Works of art!!
Barry, yours is waiting on a final coat of finish when I get back from Kalamazoo and it will be on its way back home to you. That is another beautiful piece of wood!
thats super nice work Joe beautiful job bd
Congrats,it came out very good,now we have someone that is good and fast...
Tom,
That is one fine Medicine Point you have there. I love those subtle points, with just red and black.
I believe I'll call Dale and discuss my observations of this one. He won't be working on mine for a while, but I think those colors will be perfect for mine. The riser will be dark and I've been sitting on the fence about using a light colored wood for part of the points like he usually does. Seeing this one pretty much nails it for me.
Thanks for sharing.
Joe's a CLASS ACT for sure!
looks great!
Nice job.
Wow what a beautiful Bow
Joe has done great!