Flightbow ready for sinew
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wolfhorn123
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Flightbow ready for sinew
Here are some pics and details from my flightbow.
I will apply sinew soon, and try to brace it about christmas time, or so.
On the ears and on the belly from the grip, it is "Snakewood"
Only for decoration.
Also you can see the perfect fitting groovings.
Measurements:
113cm nock to nock
21cm flexible arm (Sal)
18cm Kasan
9cm Ear
3cm widest part of Sal
1cm thicknes of Sal
I will apply sinew soon, and try to brace it about christmas time, or so.
On the ears and on the belly from the grip, it is "Snakewood"
Only for decoration.
Also you can see the perfect fitting groovings.
Measurements:
113cm nock to nock
21cm flexible arm (Sal)
18cm Kasan
9cm Ear
3cm widest part of Sal
1cm thicknes of Sal
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wolfhorn123
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Grooving pics
Here some pics from perfect fitting groovings.
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Puzio
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wolfhorn123
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Grooving Tool
I use an Router with an "milling cutter"
You can get this milling cutter on this link:
http://www.kwo.de/produkte/fraeser/deta ... &starter=1
I use a "Router" and build an Table where the Router is applied from the bottom.
You can get this milling cutter on this link:
http://www.kwo.de/produkte/fraeser/deta ... &starter=1
I use a "Router" and build an Table where the Router is applied from the bottom.
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Rapsod
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abdal
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wolfhorn123
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Grooving Tool
Pics
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wk1234wk
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wolfhorn123
Beautiful bow and beautiful grooving! What is the drawlength that you expect?
My 2nd turkish bow(the 1st is damaged when strung.) is 110 n-to-n and 1.4cm at sal. I tied it to the tepliks but have no way to bend it for stringing----too hard the bow is.
Now the stone-like bow is bent from a C shepe to a straight line.
Beautiful bow and beautiful grooving! What is the drawlength that you expect?
My 2nd turkish bow(the 1st is damaged when strung.) is 110 n-to-n and 1.4cm at sal. I tied it to the tepliks but have no way to bend it for stringing----too hard the bow is.
Now the stone-like bow is bent from a C shepe to a straight line.
Wu Kai
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wolfhorn123
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Drawweight
I think the drawweight would be between 55 and 70 Pounds.
I don?t know.
I don?t know.
