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Old 15-04-08, 10:40 PM
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Riser: one piece bow
Limbs: Border Elite
Sight: not too bad
Stabilisers: not yet
Button: no thanks.
Bow String: Dyneema 02 14 strand
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To snake or not to snake?

After much putting off I've decided its time I tried to make my carriage bow. The plan is for a 50/60# Osage self bow. There is a little snake to the billets and i wondered on others design opinions.



http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...g/DSC00433.jpg

I would have liked to get a nice sttraightt limbed elb out of the billets but i think i'll have t follow the snake for strength, unless iback the bow with hickory, which will make a more stable long lasting bow. Hmmm I do always find this bit the hardest with a new bow. Actually trying to see thee bow hiding in the wood.
So what would you do?
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