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red hill
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DVS, hope the trouble at your farm wasn't too bad.

I've finished tillering my trade bow. It is pulling 57-58 lbs at 28". After shooting a few dozen times, I think it's almost ready for finish sanding and tip overlays. Of course, I'll shoot it a lot more just to make sure it's gonna be ready to ship.

I'm still having fits with posting pics. We've had issues with the internet this weekend and my wife can't even get on line. So pics will hafta wait.

Sorry, ******

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Dan Landis
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Finally got the handle wrap and rest worked out on my trade bow, need to take a little of the shine off the finish yet, then it's ready to ship. I'll get a few pics up later in the week.

Kelly, I'll PM you when it's ready to go.

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Jake Fr
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ok i have been trying to get this done for 2 weeks nows now between wife work and work work ben having a heck of a time but i got my bow done and shot in she is great 56ntn bbi shoots hard and i really love her i hope her new owner likes her as much as i do so bare with me im trying to post pics now http://i713.photobucket.com/albums/ww133/jake1981_photo/DSCN2319.jpgun strung she took a lil set but not much http://i713.photobucket.com/albums/ww133/jake1981_photo/DSCN2321.jpg here she is strung after the first 30 shots i started backing out past twenty yrds when i took these http://i713.photobucket.com/albums/ww133/jake1981_photo/DSCN2431.jpg the money shot i draw 28.5 and her new owner does not but at his draw its right at 47# i really hope he likes it thanks jake

Jake there is thread at the top of the bench that shows how to permanently set photobucket to resize automatically.

Great looking bow by the way [thumbsup]

[ April 29, 2012, 11:11 PM: Message edited by: Stiks-n-Strings ]

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shucks i resized these on photo bucket and it didn't work sorry mods if this mess things up please bare with me on this thanks
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KellyG
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Jake and Dan,
I am sure **** and ******* are going to love their new bows.

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Great looking tiller Jake.
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Got to the farm and the lowlifes took all my turkey hunting stuff, a few bigger items, and worst of all my kids bikes. My 6 year old was in tears. What kind of person would take a six year olds bike? Other my my boys feelings hurt, it wasn't too bad. I can recoup my stuff, but heaven help the man if I ever find him, and It's a small town and a very noticeable bike. Bowshop time tomorrow night.

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Pete W
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The swap bow has been done for a while now and I am back working again, so it will be in the mail this week. What a relief.
Pete

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vanillabear?
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Sorry to hear about your situation DVS. I hate a thief.
Got my tip glued back on and did just a little more tillering. Don't have any smooth on, so I used Loctite this time. You guys think the tiller looks symmetrical? Sometimes I think it looks a little off and other times I think it looks ok. I've got a little room to tweak it yet, so please give me your suggestions on where you think it needs scraped to get the limbs to match up. I still need to shape the handle and narrow and shape the tips, so I'm gonna do that next while pondering final tiller adjustments.
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Nice tiller, vanillabear!!!!! That's what reflex/deflex profile should resemble when drawn. Now, what's it look like when drawn in the hand? [Smile]

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I guess it's ok VB:)
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Here you go VB its pretty close! looking good. I need to send mine off in the mail I just got a white marker so I can label her and I found some PVC to send her off in.

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Nice, Vanillabear and Jake.
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I'm need a little input on my handle. All I have ever made are shoot off the knuckle bows. And I really don't like how wide this handle is. The handle is 2" wide now and I know decide if I should cut a rest into the handle or thin the handle out and add a floppy rest. Suggestions?

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I cut rest into mine but thats just my style. I'm sure **** will be happy with whatever you decide citycop.


Dave sorry to hear about your farm. I know your not suppost to "hate" people but I absolutly HATE a theif. I hope you find them.

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