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| Traditional Archery: Discussion/Q&A Discussions on the more traditional forms of archery: long bows, war bows, AFB, horse bows etc. |
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| Tel .... you're so right.. It's one of those things I've always wanted to do, but didn't have the "bottle" to get on and do it. I have to say, Pip and his collegues were excellent tutors, they knew exactly when to leave me alone and when to expertly guide me through the tricky bits.
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| Nice work!
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| Nice one YS Must see photos ![]()
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| That's a great achievement, well done. have a I bet a lot of longbow archers get as much satisfaction creating a longbow as they do shooting it. Given the time I would love to do the same. I love making arrows my self. Shooting them is of secondary importance. Footed arrows are a thing of beauty, can't make them as yet. Not a clue how to do it. One day I may have a go. Regards Rich |
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| Hi T.J. The Osage was a bit tricky, so was preparing the bamboo for the core and backing, but like I said, I had true expert guiding hands. I've got dozens of pictures of the whole process, from lamination, tillering, to fitting the nocks and arrow plate. The problem is I'm not that computer literate to know how to post them. If someone has any suggestions I'd be delighted to share them.
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| Nice looking bow, really like the white horn nocks. what glue did you use for the laminations? I have been using cascamite with reasonable results. once again well done. ![]() |
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