Here is my newest bow, it is from Kenny's 58"/60" longbow form. I used an East Indian Rosewood riser, the limbs are red elm footed with curly maple.
It is 60" long and draws 35# @ 29", using 9gpp it shoots 180 fps with my poor finger release, which is very good considering the light draw weight. It draws smooth past my 29" draw and shoots with no handshock or vibration. It uses an 18" riser with a power lam extending 3" past the fades and a 6" tip wedge, along with .003 taper per inch.

I have to say that I really like the east indian rosewood that Kenny sent. Heck, I like everything that he sent.

I added a full draw photo today, it is at 29"


   
     
     
       
         
 

Nice!!  It sure looks like a fast design.

Thats an awesome looking bow and fast too.  Love the rosewwod and the veneers.

Shawn

wow is that a good looker, nice job

WOW, that's a very nice bow. Love that profile. Looks like it spits the arrows out with a good speed. I guess I have to build a new form.

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Andy

Beautiful bow!  I have one question, what are tip wedges?

That looks beautiful and fast.

Awesome looking bow and design      

Outstanding work Greg. Nice design Kenny!  Does anyone have a link to the full draw pic of the new design...I must have missed that one.

Nice job Greg, that's a beautiful bow!
The shelf is on the wrong side though. There's another reason for me to change to lefty.

Mark

That Bow is fantastic! Very sharp.

Very nice looking combo.
Kenny sure knows how to design a bow.

Great looking bow

How about a full draw pic?


Thanks

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Glenn

VERY VERY NICE JOB!!        

Here is a bow off same form design only 58"
the 60 is very similar

Got some work done on her,here is brace ...




Here she is at Marty's 28" draw .....





String angle hit square at 29.5,but no increase in force draw till 31"??

Greg that looks awesome with the leather handle. It is a super little bow.

Very, very nicely done!!! Great looking bow and a shooter to boot  


             

looks great , love the shovel display stand...

Any chance of getting a demo on that awesome footed lam technique??

Dang Kenny that's nice. Glad I bought plenty of glue cause looks like something I may have to do. It would make a great light weight bow for my grand daughters.

Teagus,
footed limbs are very simple to make. Glue everything together, then cut and sand into laminations.