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DWT
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April 21, 2009, 07:19:00 AM »
I would like to build a bow but not just by ordering a binghams kit. I want to study up on the physics of design before building a cookie cutter type bow. Im not slamming those who have and may go that route but I need to know why on things so I see the big picture. Being an electrician has probably something to do with it. Any recomendations on books or other media would be appreciated.
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What kind of bow would you like to build? Maybe a selfbow, laminated wood bow, or fiberglass laminated bow?
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I like the idea of building laminated bows curves and longbows and figured to build a kids bow for the first one. I have all the necsasary shop equipment and have already built a hotbox long enough for a 70" bow.
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I recommend the Trad Bowyer's Bible and especially the bow design chapter for a good understanding of why bows do what they do.
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Jack B Harrison. "Traditional Bowyer, More Unnecessary Fun." Covers it all for Lam bows.
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