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From aliexpress, i have leave the link in the description

@@Helmbowman , Thnx for this fast answer👍✊

That is great idea, thanks a lot brother! 💪🏻

@@Helmbowman my pleasure. Keep them coming brother and happy shooting from England

That is the only way to permanently bend the fiberglass, if you bend it in form without splitting and epoxy it will return to its original shape as soon as you release the clamps, heat bending doesn’t work, so this is the only way… Thanks for watching!

@@Helmbowman Okay I figured it had to be done for a specific purpose!

That is great to hear! Thanks!

@@Helmbowman do you also plan on tapering the limbs? Or do you leave them the same width from end to end?

@Noonenaught yes, i usually taper both width and thickness

@@Helmbowman how do you taper the thickness after it is bent? id imagine it would be best split the end first and then grind the taper on a jig whilst still flat and then epoxy and bend but i have not tried this yet, what is your method? thanks again

@Noonenaught It can be tapered before splitting with jig and belt sander, i taper it after bending also with belt sander by feel, without the jig… Soon i will upload a video which covers that, I’ve made a lot of bows without thickness taper with no problem, it is not necessary, but parallel limbs puts most of the stress around the fades (stress is not distributed along the whole working limb) fiberglass can handle that stress in most of the situations, but i prefer to taper

Thanks a lot, i have made 100+ lbs bows using this method, works great, but I’ve made them only with static recurves, not sure about working recurves for that high of a draw weight

Thanks a lot Dan!

Thanks a lot friend! 😁

@@matthewyu3531 thanks a lot bro! The green stuff is way better than black cause they use epoxy in green and polyester resin in black. I will now put the link from aliexpress in this video description because its somewhat hard to find in aliexpress search

Thank you very much.

@@backyard.craftsman Thanks a lot brother! 😀🙏

Thanks a lot Joe! God bless!

Hahahah it look like that 🤣

Hahahhahah true! 🤣💪🏻

Yeah, it is amazing technique, allows for making a variety of bow shapes… Thanks a lot friend!

Thanks brother!

@@12clr12 thanks a lot! 🙏🙏🙏

Thanks! Yes, i did watch videos from Indonesian bowyers about this technique

Thanks a lot! 6mm is real powerhouse 😅

@@Helmbowman I can make 70lb bow with 4mm efg but this is using extra long Siyah Manchu style . Keep your works coming. So cool to see the boundaries you push with your builds!!!

@@benpriestman4015 Nice, you should make a video when you have time! Thank you 😁

Thanks! Yours next! 💪🏻😁

@@Helmbowman Man, I am really excited. That looked like a great little bow too.

@UncleDanBand64 thanks a lot Dan!

I saw video of that few days ago, it was Indonesian bowyer, its really good trick, i will start implementing it, thanks friend 😃

@@Helmbowman yep that's where I got it from I prefer to use wider flatter locking pliers thinking that the ones her used might damage the fibre glass. Although that stuff is tough. When you started with 6mm and said 50 lbs I was thinking uh oh it's going to be way heavier than that. I made some 50 lbs bows with 5mm add they are longer than this one.

@jarchdm Yeah, my plan was to start with 6 an taper it to about 5, i thought because of deflex it will be weaker, but as it turns out not so much 😅

I'm really glad you have managed to start a side business with the bow making. Good for you. Just made my first successful (so far) two piece takedown. When I pretty it up a bit I'll try to make a video. I know I'm really crap at that part. I did use a unique technique to make it. I've never seen anyone use it before so that might be interesting I actually filmed part of that.

@jarchdm Thanks a lot for supporting me! Wow, im really interested to see that, looking forward to the video 😀

Thanks a lot! It has Orc vibes Indeed 😂

Thanks a lot! 💪🏻 Sorry i forgot to put video link for takedown, now i have put it into the description

@@Helmbowman thank you🤘

Hvala puno!

Thanks for concerns my friend 🙏 i will pay more attention to that

Thanks a lot friend! I love skyrim music

😁👍

@@Igorrobinhud Hvala brate!

Very straight. I'm not familiar with that wood 😅

@samfulks4896 Its really good, its like stronger and more dense version of maple

@@Helmbowman thank you

That makes sense, good idea with plywood, i will test that, thanks for comment

Thanks a lot brother!

Thanks Gus!

Thank you for watching 😀

Bullshit!

Agree with you friend!

Yes, it seems so 😀

Do you think it might have more to do with the angle of attack that improves, or is it that the weight distribution leads to a different distribution of inertia that is more favourable? I could imagine the tail of the arrow having less mass would reduce tail whipping once the tip has entered the matt, since the impulse would be carried in the tip thus having less effect on the friction of the shaft .

It is probably combination of many things, as you said the less mass on the tail saves energy, i also think that high foc arrow fly straighter with less wiggles which also saves energy

Ah, thats annoying, good luck fixing it

Yes, i use that bow the most 😀

They are probably fiberglass in polyester resin, but they would work for a bow

Thanks a lot friend!

Thanks! Yes, i think that design would suit you 😀

@Helmbowman Yes I agree just a touch of back set or deflex for smoothness. You are a brilliant bowyer. Nobody else is doing anything close to that in short bow. If they are there is no cut in shooting window to give more of a centershot.

@UncleDanBand64 Thanks for compliments, i will do my best!

Thanks, i made this bow, it is moulded fiberglass and carbon

@@Helmbowman Exelent job. No only work perfectly, Is also beautiful

@edgarjaviermaderalaporta9063 thanks a lot friend 🙏🙏