62" R/D build along (with a lot of pic )

[andrianyuga]

and here it is the results after shaping..

 

 

after that, i mark 45 degree, and shape using hacksaw and roundfile ( no pic, cause my cellphone battery getting low )

 

 

DONE..!! Ready for Tillering ( nightmare ) process  :D

[britt]

Keep the pics coming.

[andrianyuga]

okay..i'm afraid bout tillering process, so i decided to shaping the riser first..  :(  

Left handed

   

mark the shelf 2 cm from center line, and then i use chisel to shape it..take time   :D  

   

   

   

   

   

[inksoup]

as far as i know pvc and plastic like materials can not be stricked with epoxy.

epoxy can't hold them.

how does this worked out? or worked out?

best.

[andrianyuga]

 

shaping lam joining problem ..for my forefinger ( i'm left handed ) :D  

 


 

 

[andrianyuga]

Originally posted by inksoup:
as far as i know pvc and plastic like materials can not be stricked with epoxy.

epoxy can't hold them.

how does this worked out? or worked out?

best.

Yes..it works so far , i think the epoxy..
cause im trying with this glue before at plastic+wood..and PVC + wood...very strong!!

you must see at tillering process

[andrianyuga]

Tillering

okay first i dont have much time to make tillering tree, I just using piece of wood 72 cm long..
this wood same lenght for the arrow that i use..actually i'm using 68 cm arrow    :D  

it's rainy outside, take this pic at low light

   

see the problem..??? yes its not at center line of string
once again move the string at the centre

ad here it is

   
 
it is any problem ?? i think top limb has a little problem right??
 
feel free to comments, critics, or advice about my tillering process..thank's    :D

[takefive]

That is a nice job of making a bow from materials that you have available to you.  I really like your home made drum sander, too.  You sure get good results sanding and shaping with it.
Congratulations on your bow; how does it shoot?

[Brett Leinmiller]

Very nice and very refreshing  to see "old school" hand tools being used. I've always enjoyed using chisels, hand planes and such. I like your drum sander, lot of ingenuity shown in this build. Keep us posted on the results.

[andrianyuga]

Originally posted by takefive:
That is a nice job of making a bow from materials that you have available to you.  I really like your home made drum sander, too.  You sure get good results sanding and shaping with it.
Congratulations on your bow; how does it shoot?

thank's anyway...

yes, drum sander & bandsaw can be very expensive here..so one of tricky way is my drum sander that you've seen

[andrianyuga]

Originally posted by Brett Leinmiller:
Very nice and very refreshing  to see "old school" hand tools being used. I've always enjoyed using chisels, hand planes and such. I like your drum sander, lot of ingenuity shown in this build. Keep us posted on the results.

Yes,but very patience to get good results when i use this stuff.. :D

[andrianyuga]

Last Part : Finishing

same epoxy that i use for lam mix with thinner fluid

 

 

 

 

 

 

after mixed

[andrianyuga]

 

 

 

 

 

 


  62" R/D build along is DONE...!!!   :D

[Buemaker]

Well done.      Bue--.

[wood carver 2]

It's not done until we see a full draw picture!        
Very nice bow. How does it shoot?
Dave.

[andrianyuga]

Originally posted by wood carver 2:
It's not done until we see a full draw picture!          
Very nice bow. How does it shoot?
Dave.

yes..i've been looking place for shooting the bow, the flemish already this afteroon,, i will uplod the video soon