Cool :) Somebody with more holes in their clothes than me haha :) Look up - timber hitch / bowyers knot for the proper knot on your lower nock. Maybe round your backs edges a bit more and to improve the performance of elm and most whitewoods look up heat treating.
Consider using much shorter long string. The shorter long string will more closely replicate bending forces when it is braced. Good luck with your projects!
I am curious about the paint and how you mixed it. I am guessing you used an oil of some type. Also I would be interested in knowing what you covered or sealed it with after applying the paint. Excellent job. Thank you for your time.
..Outstanding work sir! If i may, what type of wood did you use? The bark looks sort of like something we have around here, Flat Bark Willow. The paint is Great...!
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Great work!
thank you brother :D!
Realy Nice build great as Always
thank you as always brother :D! your support means alot :D!
@@zakisworkshop np man keep it up👍
Very cool bow build. Elm makes a very good primitive bow.
thank you brother :D! it sure does !
Sweet bow ❤
thank you brother :D!
Great job, Enjoy your videos. Like the innovative shaving horse you made from the bench
thank you brother :D! and i am happy you like the shaveing horse , its a really good tool :D!
I don't think I've ever seen a better stave, it looked straight and problem free.
it sure was a really good stave brother :D!
Cool :) Somebody with more holes in their clothes than me haha :) Look up - timber hitch / bowyers knot for the proper knot on your lower nock. Maybe round your backs edges a bit more and to improve the performance of elm and most whitewoods look up heat treating.
Love the coloring!
Nice bow👌❤️
thank you brother :D!
Very nice.
thank you brother :D!
❤ nice
thank you brother :D!
Consider using much shorter long string. The shorter long string will more closely replicate bending forces when it is braced. Good luck with your projects!
thank you for your tip brother , and thak you for watching :D!
Nice bow!What are the dimensions of the bow?
thank you brother , i don't remember the dimensions exactly , but it has a draw weight of 65 pounds at 21 inches :D
Nice
thank you :D
I am curious about the paint and how you mixed it. I am guessing you used an oil of some type. Also I would be interested in knowing what you covered or sealed it with after applying the paint. Excellent job. Thank you for your time.
hey Ashley !i just used wood glue and a little bit of water , and afterwards i used 4 layers of true oil ! thank you , and thank you for watching :D!
@@zakisworkshop Thank You for the response
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Very Impressed. Love the finishing touches.
Having made my own, WELL DONE .
Is that a linen string?
thank you , i am happy you like it brother :D!
no, the string is dacron b 50 :D!
Nice! Where in the world are you?
..Outstanding work sir! If i may, what type of wood did you use? The bark looks sort of like something we have around here, Flat Bark Willow. The paint is Great...!
thank you sir :D! the stave is from an elm tree i felled a couple years ago :D! and thank you agian :D!
how long did it take to season the wood and to craft the bow and can I make it using freshly cut wood
hello brother , this stave was seasoned for 3 years :D! no you would have to season the stave for at least a year :D!
I made one in two weeks without seasoning it. It helps if you fire the bow
Love this! What kind of wood did you use?
thank you brother :D! the bow is made of elm :D!
Great bow. How long is it unstrung?
what kind of wood
the bow is made of elm :D
how long this bow？
Very nice.
thank you :D!