Everybody stressing about not having the newest and most expensive tools could take inspiration from this Siberian kid making bows in Harry Potter’s broom closet. I have an entire shop at my disposal and this kid is outworking me. Gorgeous bow, dude!
A lot of guys love the tools more than the work. Any excuse to add to there trophy room. Where they use machines to destroy huge amounts of wood and metal to make nothing of worth.
@@jx3s300 Hand to God I had my Victorian era draw knife out today and was stripping bark off cedar logs and it can't be beat - but for making money I have a gouging disk on my angle grinder that could strip bark five times faster. I use both modern and primitive!
Given that you use hand tools exclusively to craft your bows the end result is magnificent. Your skills are well honed and the techniques used are well executed. Very nice craftsmanship - Well Done!
Young Man, I am just amazed at your abilities! That is one of the best self bows I have ever seen. I gasped when you drew it for the second time (in the video) the tiller was amazing. You make videos that are fun and exciting to watch. I made my first Osage flatbow in my wifes kitchen, in an apartment...all I had was a hatchet and a drawknife (oh, and I bought a coarse wood rasp)
Wonderful craftsmanship, I checked description of your channel after seeing name of the bow and it is nice to see video of fellow Pole being recommended to everyone!
Honestly I love vids like this. The start had me questioning the methods but I just can't argue with the results. Beautiful work. I love the two-tone tips
There's just something about a handmade stick bow that always speaks to me. Compounds are ok I guess. But a Long bow and recurve Take skill to shoot and make. Traditional is the way to go. Nice job My friend
Thank you!! @dreamcraftbows this is the first video I have ever watched on doing this! I can’t wait to make my own! Thank you for the solid inspiration and video instructions 🙏🏼🙌🏽🔥
One of the nicest selfbows i have viewed. It appeared almost tillered before you put it on the rack, giving me an impression of your experience and skill. Inspirational. In the spirit of true bowmen, thanks for sharing and cheers.
Awesome bow and video. As always, I really identify with your builds. Beautiful job with the ring chase, and that controlled drawknife split from one side all the way to the other was very satisfying
Yes, very impressive drawknife skills. That being said, a farrier's rasp would have alleviated some of the harrowing moments when you were refining down to the line with the drawknife and scraper!
Interesting to see a recurve bow be made out of one piece of wood. Had I known this - especially how you bend the tips, I might have tried to make a recurve bow too out of my 2-piece laminated wood staves (maple and ash). Very nice work!
I loved archery since I was a child but couldn't pursue it because my parents didn't like it for "safety reasons". Now that I'm older but on a tight budget, this video makes me want to go under the knife and get started :) Great video!
I love making bows but don’t have many tools but this video has shown me how I can make brilliant bows anyway and if they are anywhere near as good as this then I’m happy
Turned out wonderfully! Have you ever shot your bows through the chronograph to see how fast they are? I wonder how much your recurves affect the speed.
@@DreamcraftBows , I figured out a way in my earlier videos how to measure arrow speed without the chronograph with just a stop watch and a slow motion camera. If you already have those I would try that. It has really helped me understand my bows better.
A little late to the comment party: but how did you determine the measurements for the bending jig? And what measurements did you use? Great video by the way!
@@calvitocalvon1711 Very durable I would say 8.5 out of 10. I have a wooden fence out of acacia still standing 40 years old. Exposed to all kinds of weather.
I do not know what you are using as bowstring, but may I suggest silk? Silk is slightly elastic, very strong, and easy to braid. The Japanese art of braiding is called kumihimo.
What were your dimensions? Total length, what you're marking with the square, how far out that is from the center, etc. Great video, I'm going to try this - but I may use my jigsaw and 12" planer 😀
@@Micscience Apparently you are right! I have since heard if you use a planer it cuts the grains, weakening them. You are supposed to use a draw knife to cut along the grain.
Great bow, it ended up beutfuly. Question: what are the most basic tools to make bows, i live near a forest so wood is plentifull but i dont even have a vise 😄
My God! This blows my mind! I guessing you're not 100% self taught? But your work is fantastic and done entirely with hand tools. There's nothing like true craftsmanship on a piece like this, stunning work young man. New subb as well. Jusgbone quick question....approx how many hours start to finish? I'm in awe....stunning
Thank you! I've read some books, seen some videos and started my work. Appreciate your comment! I think it takes me up to 20 hours to finish the bow :)
Beautiful! What country are you living in? I am in Canada and we have a wood here called Iron Wood a bow out of this wood would be interesting! My Father made his own axe handles and other types of handles for hand tools and years ago I remembered he had a axe with a iron wood handle and we cut our own fire wood and some how someone drove over the axe handle right by the steel part(head) the axe bent about a 30 degree angle and did not break or split and this handle was super dry! I think this type of wood would make a superior bow!
I honestly expected it to be stronger with these arms, but definitely a well crafted bow. I haven't seen many bows with the poundage of historic hunting or war bows. I wonder how thick the limbs would need to be. If they're really thick, I can't see it bending near as much...
This is the average hunting weight bow for native Americans, as cited by saxton pope. In fact many bows for war were in this range. I think you may be thinking more along the weight of an English war bow. However these were not exactly the norm for the rest of the world.
@@davidcovine1454 I've heard that war bows and big game hunting bows were typically around 40kg or 80lbs draw weight and Longbows could be 2x as much, which is pretty insane.
Was definitely jealous people, he made that look far to easy. I'll admit that width reduction method with the axe was quite ballsy but looked effortless.
Nice work. I don't think I've ever seen an oak recurve. I know it wouldn't be ideal, but could you make another bow with the other piece with that initial split?
You do fine work! I live in Georgia, USA and I am thinking about trying this. I don't know what Bug Oak is. I just want to know if it is necessary or for decoration. If it is needed, could I substitute another hard wood in it's place? I would appreciate any info. Thanks and Take Care, John
Amazing skills you have. I have a wood laminated bow finished in matt black. I really want to have a nice shiney glossy finish. What type of gloss paint or spray would you suggest? Easily available from b&q etc? Thanks
I'm impressed with the work very good Would you like to know how you curved the ends of the bow? I'm Brazilian and I don't understand English but I use the translator sorry for any mistake
Nicely done. I like the leather and black tips. I made a bow for my neighbour's boy. Now I think it's time to make one for myself. Any thoughts on how I can end up with a 30 to 35 pound pull at the end?
Awesome video and beautiful bow. it is always amazing to see the whole process unfold before your eyes. We start with the piece of wood, a stave but I never take the time to record any of it except maybe a pic or two. Then you have this working tool that can be hunted with or just shot. I say tool, a piece of art that can do these things. it is addicting and fun. but is so cool to do and then you have this wonderful prize that you can use for years or someone else can cherish
@@declanross6622 You can make a red oak board bow, it is the easiest way to get wood. a 1 x 4 at Lowes or some other place. you just have to be very mindful of the grain runoff to the side. several videos about that on youtube. you can also go cut your own stave by cutting a decent young tree about 3" to 4" in diameter. several videos about how to do that too. hickory is awesome too.
Крутезно! Неймовірний лук! Я дуже сильно вражений такою майстерністю та наполегливістю як у вас, молодий чоловіче! Бажаю вам творчих успіхів та натхнення! Привіт з України 😉🇺🇦
Hi. You are awesome and make this look so easy but its a real talent. May I ask. What is the basic length you use for your recurve bows? What is the length of this bow knock to knock? Thanks
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Everybody stressing about not having the newest and most expensive tools could take inspiration from this Siberian kid making bows in Harry Potter’s broom closet. I have an entire shop at my disposal and this kid is outworking me.
Gorgeous bow, dude!
Appreciate man!
@@fecmultimedia1488 I don't think he cares 🤭
I thought that was the best part of using old hand tools.
A lot of guys love the tools more than the work. Any excuse to add to there trophy room. Where they use machines to destroy huge amounts of wood and metal to make nothing of worth.
@@jx3s300 Hand to God I had my Victorian era draw knife out today and was stripping bark off cedar logs and it can't be beat - but for making money I have a gouging disk on my angle grinder that could strip bark five times faster. I use both modern and primitive!
Given that you use hand tools exclusively to craft your bows the end result is magnificent. Your skills are well honed and the techniques used are well executed. Very nice craftsmanship - Well Done!
Thank you for good words sir!!! Doing my best!!
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@@DreamcraftBows it is boiling water at min 4:25 right??
Let's give this guy some likes! So he can afford a bigger workshop.
You don't get money from likes
He needs subs and views
And some power tools!
@@nikhilvdhoni2161 however likes can make people go "hey this Bideo is good I should watch and not just click off"
Why "Bideo"? Bcuz
Sometimes smaller is better, no offense meant.
Truly old school craftmanship striving for perfection.
Appreciate it sir!
@@DreamcraftBows
Lo Scorpione XVI Secolo
Is it possible to manufacture it?
🤔
Young Man, I am just amazed at your abilities! That is one of the best self bows I have ever seen. I gasped when you drew it for the second time (in the video) the tiller was amazing. You make videos that are fun and exciting to watch. I made my first Osage flatbow in my wifes kitchen, in an apartment...all I had was a hatchet and a drawknife (oh, and I bought a coarse wood rasp)
Thank you sir! Glad you like it! Wow, congrats!!
TU all the way... Minimum tools & space, pure talent and whole lotta patience. Amazing.
Thank you, appreciate your comment!
@@DreamcraftBows you can get much heavier weight from red oak. you just have to make it wider and thicker.
What does TU mean?
Wonderful craftsmanship, I checked description of your channel after seeing name of the bow and it is nice to see video of fellow Pole being recommended to everyone!
Thank you! Dzięki za wsparcie 🙏
I really like the idea behind you using older style hand tools. The beaver tail leather is good stuff! Really like that! Very cool work.
Thank you, appreciate it 👊
Amazing work! Very impressed. Whoever is lucky enough to shoot one of your bows must have A smile on their faces for days!
Thank you very much!
The recurve looks gorgeous this man gets some serious skills
Appreciate it!
Criminally underrated channel. Love your work!
Thank you 👊
Honestly I love vids like this. The start had me questioning the methods but I just can't argue with the results. Beautiful work. I love the two-tone tips
Thank you! There are many right methods, but the result is all that matters 👊
There's just something about a handmade stick bow that always speaks to me. Compounds are ok I guess. But a Long bow and recurve
Take skill to shoot and make. Traditional is the way to go. Nice job
My friend
Agree !!! Thank you my friend!
Thank you!! @dreamcraftbows this is the first video I have ever watched on doing this! I can’t wait to make my own! Thank you for the solid inspiration and video instructions 🙏🏼🙌🏽🔥
Glad you liked it! Good luck with your build sir!
One of the nicest selfbows i have viewed. It appeared almost tillered before you put it on the rack, giving me an impression of your experience and skill. Inspirational. In the spirit of true bowmen, thanks for sharing and cheers.
Thank you for kind words! All the best!
Amazing work - beautiful hand crafting with basic tools - the best way in my mind. Great job - gorgeous bow and very inspiring video. Thank you.
Thanks, appreciate it!
Hey man I really appreciate the work you put in not only for the bow but for the captions as well!
Thank you very much!
Nagyon szép és jó íjat készítettél ! Megérte a sok munkát, Büszke lehetsz az ügyességedre is !
Thank you for the comment, best wishes from Poland 💪
Awesome bow and video. As always, I really identify with your builds. Beautiful job with the ring chase, and that controlled drawknife split from one side all the way to the other was very satisfying
I agree! Those long shavings chasing the ring were very impressive!!
Thanks mate! Spending a lot of time working with this wood I know how it behaves and can use such methods
Yes, very impressive drawknife skills. That being said, a farrier's rasp would have alleviated some of the harrowing moments when you were refining down to the line with the drawknife and scraper!
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I'm going to use your video as a guide, thank you for taking the time to put this tutorial together sir ! Beautiful work.
Good luck sir!!
Interesting to see a recurve bow be made out of one piece of wood. Had I known this - especially how you bend the tips, I might have tried to make a recurve bow too out of my 2-piece laminated wood staves (maple and ash). Very nice work!
Thank you 👊
I loved archery since I was a child but couldn't pursue it because my parents didn't like it for "safety reasons". Now that I'm older but on a tight budget, this video makes me want to go under the knife and get started :) Great video!
Thank you!
Thank you for all your hard work on this just wondering how that red oak will hold up over time but looks great
Glad you like it!
@@DreamcraftBows answer his question.
@@elmothewise3915 there was no question posed :)
I love making bows but don’t have many tools but this video has shown me how I can make brilliant bows anyway and if they are anywhere near as good as this then I’m happy
Glad to hear that, good luck!
Turned out wonderfully! Have you ever shot your bows through the chronograph to see how fast they are? I wonder how much your recurves affect the speed.
Thanks man!! Unfortunetely I don't have chronograph. But I would love to find out also!
@@DreamcraftBows , I figured out a way in my earlier videos how to measure arrow speed without the chronograph with just a stop watch and a slow motion camera. If you already have those I would try that. It has really helped me understand my bows better.
@@BowtellBows Cool I will check them out! And I have to try your method it seems pretty interesting when I have no access to chronograph
@@DreamcraftBows just realized I don’t have an actual video of it but I do have a post on Facebook about it. fb.watch/2QE5gfxI8d/
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Breathtaking craftsmanship, innovative use of ancient tooling. Easily 5 stars *****...
Glad you liked it!
Very impressive work!!! She turned out beautiful!!! Great job!!
Thank you glad you liked it!
Belo trabalho
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Buddy two thumbs up for making that excellent bow but you never let us see how it works !!
Thank you sir!
Beautiful bow, great workmanship. Thanks for sharing! I haven’t made a bow in months but your video has given me inspiration, thanks!
Thank you for the kind comment! All the best!
To be able to craft such an artisan work of art man wow. Would absolutely love a bow like this for hunting season
Appreciate it!
@@DreamcraftBows of course! Take pride in your craft brother
Wow! Not sure how I stumbled to this but so glad I did! Epic work thank you for sharing.
Appreciate it!
Very nice work. Awesome bow. You have skills with wood that's for sure. Subscribed. Cheers from the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. Greetings from Poland!
Great video. I've made 3 different longbow. I'll use this as a guide gor my first recurve bow.
Thank you sir! Good luck!
What a bowyer. I couldn't believe how much he did with just axe and drawknife!
Appreciate it!
A little late to the comment party: but how did you determine the measurements for the bending jig? And what measurements did you use? Great video by the way!
Do you sell your bows if you do i would love to buy one
@@luisreynoso6095 I think this question was directed toward the creator of this video, I am not that person
I made a few of these without target measurements and picked one that worked the best after a few tests
Good job it came out good. I can tell you have the natural eye for proportions with shapes.
Appreciate it!
Absolutely beautiful . A true work of art!
Thank you!
A very beautiful bow. I wonder what kind of wood it's made from.
Thank you! It's red oak
@@DreamcraftBows oh so strong 👍
Didn't know you could make such an aggressive design with red oak.
Oak is pretty amazing for bows. I also own some fantastic bows made of Acacia. Very durable
@@FBFTheRagingWarrior how durable im talking? And whats the best woods in your opinion? I want to make my first bow a recurve one lol
@@calvitocalvon1711 Very durable I would say 8.5 out of 10. I have a wooden fence out of acacia still standing 40 years old. Exposed to all kinds of weather.
@@FBFTheRagingWarrior acacia huh i think those trees do exist here whrere i live, ill check ty
I do not know what you are using as bowstring, but may I suggest silk? Silk is slightly elastic, very strong, and easy to braid. The Japanese art of braiding is called kumihimo.
Have to check it out! Thanks 👊
I feel let down not seeing it shot at the end. But awesome work
Appreciate your comment! A lot of shooting in my other videos 👊
Great start. I did see you use a scraper for that super smooth finish.
Thank you! Yes sir!
Beautiful bow! Would love to work along side and make my own. Then assemble arrows and hit the woods.
I made hundreds over my years never even thought of a beauty!
Thank you sir for a kind word!
Thanks for the video, mate. Gave me a couple of new ideas and approaches, started making my first bow now :D
Great to hear that! Good luck bro!
Finally something excellent on RUclips
Appreciate it!
Fantastic skills and a beautiful result. May I ask you where you learned how to do all this?
Thank you sir! I've learned on my mistakes and from books (Traditional Bowyers Bible)
I guess the small workshop is easier to keep warm than a bigger one. Good thinking
Indeed 👊
Fantastic looking work, especially considering how much room you have in your shop area. This vid got you a sub!
Thank you!!!
Thank you for showing us how to make a red oak Recurve bow, I am attempting to make one, I have already chopped down a red oak and making the staves.
Good luck for you!
What were your dimensions? Total length, what you're marking with the square, how far out that is from the center, etc. Great video, I'm going to try this - but I may use my jigsaw and 12" planer 😀
You don't make bows with power tools that is blasphemy!
@@Micscience Apparently you are right! I have since heard if you use a planer it cuts the grains, weakening them. You are supposed to use a draw knife to cut along the grain.
DM me on IG i can send you scheme with dimensions
Great bow, it ended up beutfuly. Question: what are the most basic tools to make bows, i live near a forest so wood is plentifull but i dont even have a vise 😄
Thank you sir! Drawknife, hatchet, scraper or just a knife
My God! This blows my mind! I guessing you're not 100% self taught? But your work is fantastic and done entirely with hand tools. There's nothing like true craftsmanship on a piece like this, stunning work young man. New subb as well. Jusgbone quick question....approx how many hours start to finish? I'm in awe....stunning
Thank you! I've read some books, seen some videos and started my work. Appreciate your comment! I think it takes me up to 20 hours to finish the bow :)
what is "BOG WOOD" , the black tips you made , ? Nice hand work, no electric tools, you are a true craftsman !
It's a oak wood that was laying under the water for hundreds of years and transformed
Wow, under water for hundreds of years ? Where can I get some ?
Beautiful! What country are you living in? I am in Canada and we have a wood here called Iron Wood a bow out of this wood would be interesting! My Father made his own axe handles and other types of handles for hand tools and years ago I remembered he had a axe with a iron wood handle and we cut our own fire wood and some how someone drove over the axe handle right by the steel part(head) the axe bent about a 30 degree angle and did not break or split and this handle was super dry! I think this type of wood would make a superior bow!
Thank you for the comment! I am from Poland. Iron wood is great for bows unfortunetely I have no access to it in my country. Wow that's amazing!
Thats a beautiful thing.., lovely work and in such a cramped space!. Thanks for sharing
Glad you like it!
Great work! Very nice to see hand tools only. Traditional bows should be made by hand not machine.
Thank you!!!
Beautiful work, professionally built.
Thank you!
Exelente trabajo ..sería buena idea que fabricará algunos más para ponerlos a la venta .Yo con gusto compraría algo así .
Thank you my friend! I hope I will soon!
great build, straight to the point. I'd love to see you make your own bow strings too
Thank you! There is also video on making bow string on my channel
I honestly expected it to be stronger with these arms, but definitely a well crafted bow.
I haven't seen many bows with the poundage of historic hunting or war bows. I wonder how thick the limbs would need to be. If they're really thick, I can't see it bending near as much...
This is the average hunting weight bow for native Americans, as cited by saxton pope. In fact many bows for war were in this range. I think you may be thinking more along the weight of an English war bow. However these were not exactly the norm for the rest of the world.
@@davidcovine1454 I've heard that war bows and big game hunting bows were typically around 40kg or 80lbs draw weight and Longbows could be 2x as much, which is pretty insane.
Beautiful bow. I'm curious about why you chased a ring rather than just use the outside of the tree as the back.
Have to get rid of the sapwood. Too soft for the back of th3 bow
@@ericprimrose7369 it's oak, not yew or Osage
The sapwood had to be removed
@@DreamcraftBows no it doesn't but if you prefer to do that, you're clearly welcome to. But you absolutely do not have to on white wood bows.
That one's a beauty! Fantastic work!
Thank you sir !
Very nice doc. Been doing Kramers fiberglass tape bows with great success. Yup found my new go for. Thx.
Thank ya too! 💪💪
Just wondering how you got 91 thumbs down. Just saying!!! Wonderful craftsmanship!!
Thank you sir!!!!
Jealous people 🤷♂️
Was definitely jealous people, he made that look far to easy. I'll admit that width reduction method with the axe was quite ballsy but looked effortless.
Nice bow that was really cool to see how it’s all done
Once again wonderful video and superb bowyer skills! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you a lot!! Doing my best!
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What is the type of the tree that you are using please ?
Oak tree ?
Red oak
Nice work. I don't think I've ever seen an oak recurve. I know it wouldn't be ideal, but could you make another bow with the other piece with that initial split?
Thank you! Yes I've made a bow from other piece too
You do fine work!
I live in Georgia, USA and I am thinking about trying this. I don't know what Bug Oak is. I just want to know if it is necessary or for decoration. If it is needed, could I substitute another hard wood in it's place?
I would appreciate any info. Thanks and Take Care, John
Thank you sir! It's just a decoration. You can use other wood species or horn for tips overlays. Greetings from Poland!
@@DreamcraftBows Thank You!
Merry Christmas and happy new year, John
Beautiful bow and very nice video, congrats from Switzerland
Thank you, Greetings from Poland!
Amazing skills you have. I have a wood laminated bow finished in matt black. I really want to have a nice shiney glossy finish. What type of gloss paint or spray would you suggest? Easily available from b&q etc? Thanks
Thank you! I use water based varnish (Vidaron)
That is a beautiful bow.
Thank you!
Great work!
May i ask if using bamboo would give the same result. Thanks!
Thank you! I think the bamboo would be great as a backing.
Awesome work!!! I am looking into making bows myself, once I have time. Question, whats the horn inlay at the handle for?
Thank you my friend! It's arrow shelf. You put arrow on it instead shooting it off hand
@@DreamcraftBows Very kind of you to answer me, thanks for that my dear friend! That does make sense. Have a nice day and stay healthy - regards!
Great work, what was that black material for the tip and the twine you used to tie the leather?
Thanks
Thank you! For tips I used bog oak wood and for the leather flax twine
Beautiful work!
Thank you sir!
I'm speechless-.... awesome work!!!
Thank you!
Wonderful, just wonderful 👏👏
Cheers from Norway.
Thank you Anders!
All the best!
I'm impressed with the work very good Would you like to know how you curved the ends of the bow? I'm Brazilian and I don't understand English but I use the translator sorry for any mistake
I used steam and heated the ends of the bow for 45 minutes. Then I put it into the jig and the bow stayed there for 5 hours. And that's it
@@DreamcraftBows 👍👍🇧🇷
Молодец. Хорошая работа.
Thank you!
Nicely done. I like the leather and black tips. I made a bow for my neighbour's boy. Now I think it's time to make one for myself. Any thoughts on how I can end up with a 30 to 35 pound pull at the end?
Thanks! You just have to tiller it carefully
Absolutely stunning!!
Thank you glad you like it !
I don’t know why I decided to watch this, but I’m glad I did. Beautiful object
Thank you ! Glad you like it
I really want to see this one shoot!
Great build, well done. I would've liked to watch you shoot it. 🎯
Thank you sir!!
Awesome video and beautiful bow. it is always amazing to see the whole process unfold before your eyes. We start with the piece of wood, a stave but I never take the time to record any of it except maybe a pic or two. Then you have this working tool that can be hunted with or just shot. I say tool, a piece of art that can do these things. it is addicting and fun. but is so cool to do and then you have this wonderful prize that you can use for years or someone else can cherish
Thank you sir for the comment!! You are right, it's great feeling using your selfmade tackle!
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How do you get the staves of wood I’m thinking of making a bow myself
@@declanross6622 You can make a red oak board bow, it is the easiest way to get wood. a 1 x 4 at Lowes or some other place. you just have to be very mindful of the grain runoff to the side. several videos about that on youtube. you can also go cut your own stave by cutting a decent young tree about 3" to 4" in diameter. several videos about how to do that too. hickory is awesome too.
Ok thanks
Finaly an easy to uunderstand tutorial, amazing job!
Thank you!
Крутезно! Неймовірний лук! Я дуже сильно вражений такою майстерністю та наполегливістю як у вас, молодий чоловіче! Бажаю вам творчих успіхів та натхнення! Привіт з України 😉🇺🇦
How long from start to finish to complete your bow. I've always wanted to make one but still have some learning to do. Enjoyed the video very much.
It's around 20 hours i think. Great to hear that!
When laying out your bow....Take an old jar. A bunch of chalk dust. And a cotton string. Throw the chalk and string in the jar. Shake. BAM! chalk line
Thanks for the advice !!!
Would love to own one of this made by this young man very skilled young man
Great to hear that!
Absolutely breathtaking, literally and figuratively
Thank you, appreciate it!
What Talent!!!!! I wish I could do that!!!
Thanks!
Great work, lots to be proud of
Thank you glad you like it!
Very nice. Is that super glue that you used to glue the black tips on the bow ?
Thanks 🙏 Yes
Ok thanks
Excelente trabalho, dá gosto de ver, meus parabéns.
Thanks!
Love Recurves!
Your work is amazing!
Thank you, appreciate it 👊
You'd save a lot of time roughing out with a sharp hatchet! Nice bow.
Good point, thank you!
Hi. You are awesome and make this look so easy but its a real talent. May I ask. What is the basic length you use for your recurve bows? What is the length of this bow knock to knock? Thanks
Thank you! My recurve bows are from 165 to 180 cm. This one is 176cm ntn
@@DreamcraftBows Thank you. I appreciate your response.