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Snake skinning a bow

Started by grouseshooter002, December 17, 2011, 06:33:00 PM

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grouseshooter002

Would any of the tradgang bowyers be willing to do a build along or how to on skinning a bow? I would like to see a pic heavy one that covers all aspects of doing a skinning job correctly. Thank you and I do hope someone will be willing to do it.

Regards,
Rick

**DONOTDELETE**

did you search the how-to's.. there has been a few threads on skinning bows.

A.S.

Here you go


http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=2;t=000062#000000

The only thing I do different, is I don't use super-glue over the skins. I apply 5 coats of Tru-Oil (lightly steel wooling between coats), then spray a couple light coats of Krylon Matte Finish (this stuff is great!) to cut the finish.

Stiks-n-Strings

I used super glue on the first set I done and never again. I use tru oil or poly.

I followed the build along above and still do it that way. Just put some copperheads on a selfbow last night
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grouseshooter002

Allen,
    Thank you for the heads-up and also wish to thank the others that replied. I'm going to try it on a 71 Super K that needs to be refinished. Thank you again.

Regards,
Rick

Fritz

I do the same as Allen, except I finish up with helmsman spar urethane. Got my skins from Mike Yancey at Pinehollow Longbows (sponser). He can help you if you have any questions. Great guy to deal with.
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Let us know how it comes out!!
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