Ohhh cool idea with the rolling pin sander..I restore axes and make custon axe handles as well as make knives (hobby stuff) this will save a HEAP of time....another sub...
+WV591 I think they do that to compensate for a heigh arrow shelf. But I cut the arrow shelf very close to the centrer of the bow, about 2cm above center and this can be compensated for with the nocking point. So I tend to make thelimbs balanced.
You should have worn protective masks when dealing with the fiberglass around the 2 minute mark. Fantastically informative video series otherwise. Take care.
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Ohhh cool idea with the rolling pin sander..I restore axes and make custon axe handles as well as make knives (hobby stuff) this will save a HEAP of time....another sub...
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You are so talented! I wish I had those tools. Your bows are beautiful!!! I mean truly amazing looking.
I have not shot my boy in a few years. I used to shoot every morning after I woke up. After watching this series I'm wondering why I stopped.
Do the laminates have to be tapered?
What is it made of frp fiberglass resin
Or eposy resin
Do you make the lower limb slightly stiffer. I've seen some articles regarding that for long/flatbows.
+WV591 I think they do that to compensate for a heigh arrow shelf. But I cut the arrow shelf very close to the centrer of the bow, about 2cm above center and this can be compensated for with the nocking point. So I tend to make thelimbs balanced.
Thank you Dave.
Do you also have a template for the riser to download as well? That would be nice. Really loving the design of the bow btw!
Where can get the template of the riser
You should have worn protective masks when dealing with the fiberglass around the 2 minute mark. Fantastically informative video series otherwise. Take care.