The bow lives! Nice job saving it. I love your philosophy on bowmaking that you talked about when using the card scraper. Bows are art and each is unique. Doing it with straight laminations, by numbers, and with calipers, etc. loses some of the essence of bowmaking.
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I love happy endings!
Mostly I was surprised by the wood properties that allowed for it to not break.
Love the story things happen building projects good save
Thank you! I might rework it again. We shall see...
The bow lives! Nice job saving it. I love your philosophy on bowmaking that you talked about when using the card scraper. Bows are art and each is unique. Doing it with straight laminations, by numbers, and with calipers, etc. loses some of the essence of bowmaking.
Agreed! Laminated bows are great and beautiful art but there is no replacement for natural wood and a string. Thank you
how much would you charge to make me a yew English longbow? I liked your build. also how would you liked to be payed?
Thank you! If you can contact me on Facebook at my Bowtell Bows page we can discuss details. Or send me an email at bowtellbows@gmail.com.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 First find your Yew Stave. Virtually impossible in England. Not allowed to touch the trees. Or we can buy a stave from America. Works out about 300 English pounds.
Very expensive for sure. That is why it was so tragic when I burned it though happy it still worked.