Magyar 60#
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Tc
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Magyar 60#
This one is 140 cm ntn, 60#-28".
The grip is covered by bone, the ears by horn. I think I am going to stay with this shape, the limbs have pretty good reflex, still they are not overstressed due to almost zero grip reflex. And no string follow at all, I like it. No shooting yet, but it is very promising..
More photo (about building): http://youtu.be/Fps9LAQhOHk
The grip is covered by bone, the ears by horn. I think I am going to stay with this shape, the limbs have pretty good reflex, still they are not overstressed due to almost zero grip reflex. And no string follow at all, I like it. No shooting yet, but it is very promising..
More photo (about building): http://youtu.be/Fps9LAQhOHk
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like it
very nice !
I just watched your video and I saw that you were using some kind of rubber band to compress the sinew. Perhaps bicycle inner tube or some kind of cloth ?
Would you mind sharing some info on it? Do you compress the sinew in-between each layers or just right after the last one?
I personally never tried compressing the sinew but I think I should give it a go.
Thanks,
I just watched your video and I saw that you were using some kind of rubber band to compress the sinew. Perhaps bicycle inner tube or some kind of cloth ?
Would you mind sharing some info on it? Do you compress the sinew in-between each layers or just right after the last one?
I personally never tried compressing the sinew but I think I should give it a go.
Thanks,
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Tc
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Thanks bobbyp.
It is a mixture of rubber and cloth, it has the advantage to let breath and dry the sinew layer below, however it gives enough pressure to get a solid and smooth sinew job. I do not use it when I build the edges of the bow, but I do for the first and second layer (I apply two sinew layers most of the time)
More in Hungarian:
http://ijkeszito.yuku.com/topic/652/inazs#.VP9rnOEYHCs
http://soldierpisti.synology.me/?cat=5
cheers,
It is a mixture of rubber and cloth, it has the advantage to let breath and dry the sinew layer below, however it gives enough pressure to get a solid and smooth sinew job. I do not use it when I build the edges of the bow, but I do for the first and second layer (I apply two sinew layers most of the time)
More in Hungarian:
http://ijkeszito.yuku.com/topic/652/inazs#.VP9rnOEYHCs
http://soldierpisti.synology.me/?cat=5
cheers,
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