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First attempt at "stippling"

Started by snag, April 04, 2010, 12:03:00 PM

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snag



Well it wasn't a great job...it was my first attempt. I will be sanding it down a bit and then spraying another finish on it. I wanted to allow room for the finish, so it is a little deeper dimpled then the finished stippling will be. But boy, it sure shoots better! Really feels good in the hand.
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

Spectre

I can see how that would feel pretty good in the hand. I think you did a really nice job, once the finish is on she will look sweet.
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Muleyslayer

Snag I think its A pretty good job, I'd love to see the finished product...Might get that done on mine.
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billy shipp

Looks good Snag. I have done 4 or 5 bows, and it is easier than folks think. The biggest hurdle is getting the nerve to try it the first time.

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Jon S

What did you use to do it?  That does look good, and once you finish it, it will look even better.
You say it shoots better, is that based on grip on the bow or does it change the characteristics of the bow in some other way?
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steadman

Looks great snag! Let me know if you draw that elk tag   :thumbsup:
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Pepper

Nice work, glad it improbved the shot.
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LAR43

Sweet looking job from here. Please post a few finished dpictures.

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snag

I was surprised that it held more stable in the hand..no twisting or not as slippery in the hand. I used a dremel tool with a rounded head. I am already thinking of other ways to keep the "pattern" more even. The biggest challenge to me was to get the dimple started so it's edge touches the next one.  I am hoping to get some finish on it tomorrow.  
I tried practicing before hand...need a lot more practice though.
Steadman, I have my fingers crossed for the drawing on April 29th!!!
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

Over&Under

Looking great so far.  The few risers I have felt with it have been great and did just what you described.

Looking forward to the finished product!

Good Job!!
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DHR

That looks sweet, I'll look forward to the finished pics.  I may have to give it a whirl myself.
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Tim

Hey David....it looks great, once you spray it you'll be surprised how nice it will come out.

Tim

snag

Thanks Tim. Not bad for a rookie. I need some more experience though. But I'm happy with it. I just have to push the perfectionist in my aside...haha
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

snag





Well, here it is with finish on it...I am very happy with the way it turned out. But must important is the way it sits in my hand. It is a really shooter!
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.


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