Hey Gang,
I thought I'd post some pics of a bow I just finished for a good friend of mine. This is his first traditional bow so I hope it hooks him on this game.
It's 68", 60# @ 28". The limbs are black glass with actionboo core and the riser is gray actionwood with a maple accent strip. The limb tip overlays are black glass/maple/gray actionwood. It's backed with a pair of western diamondback skins from Mike Yancey. This was my first attempt at skinning a bow and thanks to the help on here and advice from Mike, I'm really pleased at how they turned out. I think this is the best bow I've made so far in terms of craftsmanship.
One thing that I'm a little disapointed in is that the gray actionwood riser turned a bit of a yellowish color after I applied a polyurathane finish. I know it wasn't anything in the polyurathane because it didn't change the colour of the maple accent strip, tip overlays, or the actionboo core. Anybody else ever have this occur with gray actionwood?
Anyway, he's going to pick it up tomorrow night. I hope he likes it (If not, I'll be happy to keep it.)