Takedown selfbow plans

[razorsharptokill]

I have an antelope hunt in Wyoming next year and I'd like to hunt with a selfbow. I will be flying out, a takedown would be a nice winter project. Anyone have plans or advice?

[Mad Max]

3rivers and some other places have them too. (2 piece sleeve)
You should be able to find some how to’s also
With your skill you should have no problems

[KenH]

Not a plan, just a bit of advice from experience making a takedown selfbow.  Don't go overboard making a fancy contoured grip with center-cut sight window.  A simple Hill style D-shaped grip with an arrow shelf added to the side will make the rest of the job so much easier.

Now cut the bow in half, at a 45 degree angle or more.  Then start fitting the sleeves to put it back together again.  Once that's done, then apply a leather wrap to the two halves of the handle.

[Mad Max]

x2 on what Ken said

[Sam Harper]

Big Jim has a tutorial on YouTube for making a takedown sleeve. I've tried it, and it works pretty well.

[hunting badger]

I like Big Jim's method with some of my own modification. It's very strong and works well.

[Flem]

BMorv has documented his take-down sleeve process. If I remember correctly, it was on a try-lam. Should be similar to a self bow.

[Roy from Pa]

BMorv has documented his takedown sleeve process.

Crooked Stic has too.

[Pat B]

Are the build alongs here on Bowyers Bench or in the How To section?
 I have a sleeve type I'll be working on this winter.

[razorsharptokill]

Here is a video from Clay Hayes. I shows his version of a takedown selfbow. Not sure if the links will work but I guess you could copy them or just do a search.

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