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Bog Oak

Started by Brian Gillispie, July 29, 2008, 04:51:00 PM

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Brian Gillispie

Hey all,


A question to all you boyers out there.  Have you ever used Bog oak over bamboo on your limbs.

I have seen this wood as a veneer on the internet.  Its aged round 3000 to 5000 years old and part of its way to being fossilized.  Also how thick does a veneer need to be for bow limbs?

Thanks

Brian g
Spinning faster round the pole. Soon to old from chasing gold. Young hands wrinkle, hearts to stone. Dust to dust and ashes cold

Brian Gillispie

Has anyone used bog oak in amy form on a bow?

Brian
Spinning faster round the pole. Soon to old from chasing gold. Young hands wrinkle, hearts to stone. Dust to dust and ashes cold

jhansen

I had to do a Google search to even find out what bog oak is!  From what I read the stuff is partially fossilized and prone to splitting when dried.  That doesn't sound too promising for a bow lam.

John
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arsenic

http://www.talbertpipes.pair.com/mortafaq.shtml  This is what I immediately thought of when I saw the title of this thread. It's another hobbie of sorts for me - Pipe smoking and it's been a long time desire of me to one day own one of these:  http://www.talbertpipes.pair.com/mortacatalog.shtml

I would think that bog oak has not been used for a bow lam but perhaps as decorative tips maybe?


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