How to Build a Two-Piece Bow - In-Depth Video

In this video Shane goes into detail about his process for building his two-piece, socket and tenon, takedown bows. This became a bit lengthy, so we split it into two parts. Part two is coming very soon.

[@danielruprecht8932]

Thanks for keeping alive the American craftsman 👍🎯❤️🇺🇸

[@chriscarignan8571]

You're making that look easy, master workmanship! The explanation you gave on highly technical work was great!

[@tjhoss6729]

My brother from another mother😊Great work👍

[@greatplainsbow]

Yes sir! Thanks for watching!

[@andreas7512]

A really great job and very interesting video.
Hope to see more of you !
Also the refinnishing of the oldies is always very impressive!
Very good videos that are also seen here in Bavaria !
Thanks and best regards ! Andreas

[@longbo2771]

Yahooo, you're back!😋

[@greatplainsbow]

Yeah, realized a part had been left off🤦🤦

[@exzendar2523]

Awesome work, love your bows!!!

[@ArminHirmer]

awesome!

[@dragonsage6909]

Great video, thanks!
:)

[@greatplainsbow]

Thanks for watching!

[@OzarkHoller]

Shane, I was just wondering what you charged for repairs.I have a jim spears selfbow with smallcracks, and I have a recurve off a bear pattern that sam burns helped me build that has delaminated.

[@greatplainsbow]

I guess it really depends on how extensive the repairs are. I charge $50 an hour. A moderate repair can cost $200-$300

[@ammonholloway2302]

Can you rip the glass through a table saw

[@greatplainsbow]

The glass for the Tenon caps? Yes you can rip glass in a table saw. Just put a regular abrasive blade in for a metal chop saw or you can buy a diamond blade. We use a diamond blade, but an abrasive blade will work great

[@ammonholloway2302]

Thank you.