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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: wakolbinger on January 07, 2007, 02:31:00 PM
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Just finished this one up the other day. Bamboo backed edge grain bloodwood, with osage and zebrawood accents and osage and horn overlays. The grain ran out at a pretty nasty angle on one limb so I used that as an excuse to add some osage underlays to the last 11" of the limbs for protection. I had heard once or twice that bloodwood can be somewhat temperamental so I shot for a lower draw weight then usual. 45# at 27", 65" ntn. Did the same dye job that I did to the bbo I just finished, except this one fades to red in the centers of the limbs.
dan
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Very nice Bowmo.
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I like the look of that bow... nice work
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Very nice, what is the wood on the limb that looks like leaporwood wood? steve
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Nice job, beyond what I would even think of trying. :thumbsup:
David
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Danny,
Very nice bow. Beautiful. BTW who is that spy looking out your door in the first pic. Another beauty.
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WOW, that is absolutley beautiful!
Very nice craftsmanship and attention to detail on that one. How does it shoot?
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Nice looking bow. Thanks for sharing!! Take care, Matt
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Very nice looking bow. Ya really done good!! :clapper:
Chort
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WOW is about all I can get out!!! Beautiful!!
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VERY Nice.
LOve the handle section and the belly tip overlays!!!
Never quite understood how the belly tip overlay deals work. Are you taking things down thinner to accomadate them?
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Nice again Danny. Tiller looks sweet in the braced pic. Keep up the good work. It will be good to see you again at Bradjam and MOJam.
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Thanks guys!
It shoots great! Fast!
Ya, the way I do it is to tiller the bow to 22" and the belt sand at an angle (so it will feather out) the last 12" of the limbs and glue on a new piece. Then just shape it to replace the wood you took off. By the time you tiller it the rest of the way you end up with an 11" underlay, which I think is the perfect length.
Me too Shaun! MOJAM should be fun this year!
dan
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Very Nice!!
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That bow sure looks nice, fantastic color on that Bloodwood. Bue--.
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Darn that is a great job! :notworthy:
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Dan, when I saw this one on paleoplanet i was hoping you would Full Draw it also ( for my Traditional Bows Drawn Pages - your previous one is on Page 6). There's still time - LOL - sure is a beauty.