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Antler limb bolts:::::::

Started by graybarkhunter, March 02, 2012, 11:22:00 PM

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graybarkhunter

thanks guys for the pics and good how-to! nice work. this really helps alot!

polarbear

What a great artical!! Thanks Jared
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rdoggsilva

Thanks for the info and pictures. Now to make a sit.

Sixby

I do mine much the same except I use a beveled bolt head so that the bolt cannot come out of the burr. I also grind two sides of it flat so that it can never spin loose. For glue I use smooth on and put it in the oven for an hour and a half. It helps to put some tree Wax on the tape too.
Great instructive build along.

God bless you all, Steve

Bowwild

Extremely clear instructions!  Thanks

ECRESS

I got a set from sticshooter and was blown away with how good they look.you will deal with his wife Michell and she is truly amazing person.I can not say enough good things about these folks or their work. you would be sorry buying your knobs from them.
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ECRESS

soory i should have said NOT SORRY about getting your knobs from them.great work and loving folks.
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Shane C

That looks awesome! If I find some sheds this year I might have to try that out. Thanks!
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maineac

Great job with the step by step instructions.  If I ever get some antlers with big enough bases I'll have to give it a try.
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LoneWolf73

Excellent. I might be able to do that!
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Caughtandhobble

michbowhunter

Thank you very much!!! I have my first set in the form letting the epoxy dry as I type. Your detailed description with the pictures was quite helpful for me. I will post pictures when I have them complete. THANKS AGAIN!!!!!!!!

Ben

michbowhunter

QuoteOriginally posted by Caughtandhobble:
michbowhunter

Thank you very much!!! I have my first set in the form letting the epoxy dry as I type. Your detailed description with the pictures was quite helpful for me. I will post pictures when I have them complete. THANKS AGAIN!!!!!!!!

Ben
Glad I could help!  Hope they turn out great and i'll look forward to the pics...  :thumbsup:

Caughtandhobble

Well I'm finished with the antler bolts. I will let the 2 hour epoxy cure over night before I tighten the bolts for use. I placed them on the bow for pictures only. I would have made some a long time ago if I'd know that they're this easy to make. Thanks again "michbowhunter"!!!

Here are the pictures,



michbowhunter

Caughtandhobble...those look great!  I'm glad everything worked out  :D

Caughtandhobble

Heck that was so easy, I made another pair for my Sarrels SR Longbow. The first set turned out but if I may say so this set really turned!!!

I do think that I actually like the look of sheds better that cut off antlers, but they all look good. Funny thing I almost paid for some a while back. Thanks again Michbowhunter!!!


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johnis

wow nice post,thanks for the info and great pics!!

wooddamon1

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Wapiti Chaser

I finally got around to making some bolts with these directions and couldn't be happier. A great   " How to "  Thanks

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