Then elderly don't sleep but a few hours Kenny.
Did some tillering on a new bow for me. Tri-lam as usual but with a long riser. I'm trying to work on getting more stability/consistency/accuracy/forgiveness in my bows. We will see. Hopefully pictures soon. Mostly side tillering and trapping the back and some preliminary sanding/rounding. Things are looking good so I think it might be time for the handle glue up. The handle will be a number of Osage lams and a rosewood accent. Mainly because it's easier to clamp lams to fit the curve of the belly side than to sand a solid block.
Started with the tips reflexes to 2.75" in front of the back of the riser, still about 2.25"'and it's been to maybe a 4" brace and drawn to around 14". Hoping to keep at least 1" reflex. I'm not adjusting weight at all, just side tillering for a nice even bend. I think it's going to end up around 45#. I was looking for anything between 40-50 so that's good for me, just something I can't hunt with and not get too tired shooting.
Please forgive the ridicules mess in my basement.
Just off the form.
Reflex with tips on bench.
... I'll try to get a picture up tomorrow of the current status.
Topic: 2017, What did you do today? (Read 37124 times)
