TG BOW SWAP 2012 (pics and post)

Started by KellyG, January 08, 2012, 10:06:00 PM

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coaster500

BrushWolf great looking bow.... I like the stipple job !!

No preview Stiks!!!
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SportHunter

Ultra awesome bow BrushWolf! Very impressive.

I hear you guys about it being tough to let them go but as long as my recipient takes the bow hunting or stumping now & then I will be happy.

KellyG

Brush I am sure *** will love it that is a sweet looking bow. Just let me know when you ship it off.

BrushWolf

Thanks guys. This is only the second bow I've stippled. I'm pretty pleased with the results. I need to put limb tips and overlays on her, final sand, then it's finish time!
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BrushWolf

Kids who hunt, trap, & fish don't mug little old ladies.

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Trux Turning

Dang Brushwolf that bow is awesome!!!

wood carver 2

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Keenan

Great looking bows everyone.
Brushwolf that is incredible work. Well done!

I got skins on the Cascara and sinew on the ERC. Won't say what kind of skins but DVShunter probably knows  :bigsmyl:   After the sinew has cured out I'll have to figure what kind of skins for the ERC,,,,, Carp,lingcod,sturgeon,bull trout,and several types of snake skins to choose from.  :dunno:
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Pat B

Dino, one of my favorite "colorations" for whitewood bows is finely ground charcoal hand rubbed in. I've done it with bear fat, olive oil, water and air. The water will raise the grain but a light sanding will knock it back down and not hurt the color. The fine charcoal dust will get down into the grain and knock the "white" out of it but still leave the beauty of the grain.
 If I use oil(fat)that is my finish so it has to be replinished occasionally.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
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mwosborn

Hey Pat - I am thinking about using your charcoal method for my next white wood bow.  Do you just use "chunks" from your fire place - smash them up and then rub them in dry by hand.

Would tru-oil work over top of this?  Any details appreciated.

Thanks,

Mitch
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Roy from Pa


dinorocks

Pat, I too would be interested on some deatails the charcoal method....and using Tru-oil to seal.

Thanks!
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PEARL DRUMS

QuoteOriginally posted by Roy from Pa:
Minwax English Chestnut # 233 is a nice stain, right Pearl?

  http://www.minwax.com/wood-products/stains-color-guide/  
Its the best Minwax color going Roybert!

soopernate

Yup Brushwolf that bow is too beautiful.  We have had some unusually pleasant weather here in Montana so I am looking forward to gluing mine up this weekend.  The bug to get out fishing is pretty tough to kill though..... :-)
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DVSHUNTER

good looking bow Brushwolf.  

Keenan, I can't wait to see it.  I'm looking forward to seeing the pattern you choose.  :)
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Dan Landis

Great looking bow Brushwolf.

Finally got the cherry bark cleaned up and edged on mine, need to get it fine sanded and wrap the ends and splices with silk, then some finish....Dan

KellyG


Roy from Pa

Yup if they don't shoot, put fish skins on em and call em purty.    :laughing:

H8nonCubs

Really nice job on your riser section brushwolf. Well done
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