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What are the advantages of Osage?

Started by BHTGdogs, April 14, 2008, 10:04:00 PM

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BHTGdogs

Im going to make a laminated longbow and wanted to know the advantages of this wood.

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vermonster13

Not the best choice for a laminated bow other than for the riser or veneers. Osage is heavy and will be slow as a limb core for a laminated bow, especially if it's got glass belly and back IMO.
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Okie 1

I hope you're not going to use a "good" piece of Osage to make a laminated bow.
Take a kid hunt'n. (If not who'll drag your deer out when you get old?!) Bear Creek Selfbows

BHTGdogs

I just wanted it for the riser. And I have all the osage I would ever need around me. Lol

vermonster13

For the riser is is sweet. I have a Morrison Cheyenne with Osage in the riser and am very pleased with it.
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Bjorn

I have two ACS CX risers made from Osage; both turned out very nice. I too had a Cheyenne with Osage, it is an excellent riser wood choice.

Bjorn

Oh yeah, the advantages: very dense and heavy, has tremendous character-the more you use it the darker and grainier it gets. It is made in the USA!

BHTGdogs


Tom Leemans

When you run out of arras, you can beat the bear to death.
Got wood? - Tom

Clay Hayes

I second Tom's answer!  I've had to go that rout with a few man eating squirrels!

ch


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