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Boo Backed Walnut and Osage Bow

Started by Dean Marlow, May 18, 2008, 08:26:00 PM

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2fletch

Nice work. That's a great combination of wood and craftmanship.

Dean Marlow

Thanks again guys. I really think walnut is highly over looked in bow making. I like it better for core wood than I do Red Elm. This bow was a tough one to tiller. I couldn't get the top limb to bend at first and couldn't figure out what was wrong. Then I noticed that the bamboo was thicker on the top limb than the bottom. I still don't know to this day how I did that but I did. So I had to take quite a bit more of the osage off on the belly on the top limb. Dean
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Steve Kendrot

Beautiful! Is that an osage lam that extends over the walnut handle through the fades? How far does it extend on the belly? Its gorgeous.

pseman

Mark Thornton

It doesn't matter how or what you shoot, as long as you hit your target.

Holm-Made

Nice bow Dean.  Nice piece of black walnut too.  Chad

Dean Marlow

Steve to answer your question on the osage yes that is a thin lam that runs up over the fades. I heated it and bent it to run it up over the fades. It just goes past the fades a little ways. Dean
Dean Marlow

Bowman0202

That's a beaut. Walnut in the handle really looks great. Thanks for sharing.
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Bob Barnes

Great Job Dean !  I don't know how I missed this post...bring the bow to mojam so we can all see it up close...looks like a good one for the clout shoot.   :)

Bob
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threeundr

Dean that is a pretty bending piece of wood you got there!  :thumbsup:  I have been trying to build some bows myself, without near as good results as you. Great work my friend!

-Leonard-
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kennym

Beautiful bow!! Looks like you were a good student!!  :thumbsup:    :thumbsup:
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Chris Surtees


PV

Beautiful!. Great profile and tiller!

b.glass

Very, very nice!!! I'm working on a boo backed hickory with black walnut handle. Nice to see what the contrast looks like on a finished bow!
B.Glass, aka Mom, aka Longbowwoman
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tradtusker

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Jeff Roberts

I am getting my act together to build a couple of tri lam bows and have found an old fence row that has all the post made out of black walnut. The first piece I have worked is just beautiful. If it ends up looking anywhere close to yours I'll be happy. That is a stunning bow.
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other times i let her sleep"

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