I discovered the best bow design (Mountain Bow Finale)
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- Опубліковано 5 кві 2024
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The second fancy handle was even cooler than the first.
Excelent story telling Kramer ! another great video
Many adjectives to describe the beauty of this and many of the bows you make.
Though this one...
WELL..
VERY IMPRESSIVE
Kramer I do think that you are doing great and that is a very nice looking and shooting bow keep it up my friend,
Take care and God bless.
I really enjoyed this video. Love the narration! I learned a lot watching this, and your resiliency is admirable. Awesome finished product! Cheers
You like challenges and I LOVE your videos, as a disabled Army Veteran, I would like to see you make a 40lb Patriotic bow anyone would be proud to have
what does patriotic mean lmao
Love the kind of storry telling!
Maybe the best bowyer video series ive watched by now ❤
The conflicting thoughts and motivations are omni-present, love the dialog working through it all, and every build is enjoyable to see. Thank you!
Gorgeous bow, the detailing on the riser really makes it; I'm glad you stuck with it.
Love your dedication!! I am building a hickory self bow I just cut the nocks and will start tillering. Thanks for the inspiration and great videos!
Looks a little bit like an Assyrian design bow. Nice video. Always happy to see your ideas!
Always a treat to see a video from you Krammer. If your reading this and you have a bow that does not have a string from Krammer then you are missing out.
That’s a beauty! Who says you can’t have it all?
Beautifully done 👍
Proud of myself that I'm inspired by you
i'd love to make my own bow sometime , you strive for perfection , so that journey also brings sadness , but we learn from those moments eventually , awesome bow mr
Thank you Bowbi Wan-Bownobi. I have patience and enjoyed the whole video.
That is a beautiful bow!
You are killing it
Just awesome! Good job.
someone get this man a ambitious fletcher. love the video
Hi Kramer , my machinist brother in law made me a drill jig for both riser and limbs, removable drill guides for pin holes and limb screw insert . The jig is the bomb , perfect alignment with little effort. I would share the design if you like !
Just looked at the viewcount on this video and was stunned; you are criminally under viewed! Thank you for taking us along on this journey. I really enjoyed seeing the bow come together (though I admit I started watching the Mountain Bow saga only partway through) and the third-person omniscient narrator in this video was a fun touch! Really glad to see you like the final product; it is truly a work of art.
The cinematography. The commentary. The creative process. 10/10
I wouldn't beat yourself up. You and I both have broken too many bows before.
This one sounds excellent. Looks a bit funny. Laminate are really tough. That's why I won't. I'll stick with self bows from a carefully selected stave and slowly seasoned.
Keep going with all your fancy equipment and workshop. At least one of us has it.
Lesson I learned years ago faster work leads to more screwups. Now, to get your fancy look to the handle, stabilize the single piece riser in the design you like then inlay the wood patterns you like on the sides. It would take more time but you'd get the look you wanted. You might even get ambitious and use precut gemstone in the inlays. Things like turquoise, mother of pearl, black onyx, buffalo horn and he like. I used to work in a knife store and I saw a $56.00 Buck knife become a $350.00 David Yellow Horse Buck Knife due to his handle inlays.
I've been buying bowstrings from Shatterproof for awhile now. Customer service is excellent. I've screwed up had to cut a string and he still replaced it for me. And I didn't even ask him to. I would have been more than happy to pay for the extra one.
Love your vids and the way you work! When will you have more bows for sale? Really want one
This is food for thought. Thank you.
Hey Kramer. I'm so happy for you that your business has grown the way it has. I appreciate your whole approach, man. I hope the growth is even more satisfying for you to experience as it is for me to watch! I have an idea for a video. You probably get this all the time?? Would you review other people's bows that were only made because or your channel? I have an Ipe/bamboo bow that I made during the pandemic for my wife (we were dating at the time). Because of you, I re-fell in love with shooting. I grew up shooting my dad's Jenning's Starlight 60# with pins, but completely fell for intuitive shooting. The bow is what it is, but it led to a marriage and it even inspired my neighbor's 14yo to take up archery! You are spreading good in the world. These stories should be told! If you want, I'll ship it to you, I can tell you the whole story of this bow, that you are a part of.
Regardless, wherever you are. I really do appreciate you. You're a good soul.
That final riser is the one - it looks classy! 👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼
i wish i could buy one of your bows
Great looking bow and I love your videos and content...Keep on keeping on Kramer!!!
Awesome job, great content. Keep chasing what you love.
Nice looking bow I hope you are making them to sell cause I’d buy one for sure
Hey ambitious videomaker, what a great final video to an interesting and entertaining series! I enjoyed watching and learned a lot. Thanks for sharing!
You vids are getting are the best, well done brother,and your bows are looking better as well
Love the Van Niestat homage lool
Great looking bow!
Can you make a detailed video about making laminate bows? Such as, forms, how to make fiberglass, etc.
The design is beautiful
Great design! I like the shape of the deflex handle. I have de laminated samick sage risers and my Bearpaw mohawk first generation de laminated in the maple and mycarta strip in the riser. I have not seen a diamond wood riser break yet. Great video!!!!!
You know, Red,White and Blue, with stars
Gorgeous.
awesome vid. It's inspiring me to go and work on fixing the riser I made . Get it right. My skill set is much lower and my tool set is even lower. I have to level out my limb pockets cause they are causing a twist. Due to some wrist injuries I put a much higher grip on than other risers , something that will put the contact point into my palm without pushing my palm forward. though I am loving the design of your new bow. Am looking forward to seeing if it becomes part of your production line.
great video and sick bow
I want this bow!!!! Take my money!
Great Video and project Kramer. Can you tell us the arrow weight and draw length you used for your speed measurements
Very very nice !!
Great video
That is nice! However, it would have to be really special for it to replace my walnut Bones. I freaking LOVE that bow.
Very beautiful! Curious what your arrow weight might be?
At 11:17 it looks like the limb at riser mounting is 6 Millimeters, middle point is 4 millimeters,, tip point is 5 millimeters.
Great video. I love the look and desprately want a bow but then reality sets in and i realise its not possibe yet so im going back to axe throwing
Very nice !
Hey. You made an egyptian/Angular bow. These are known to be the fastest bows and in this series you've proven why.
you did it
Love your videos, followed all your videos on string building and love your wax. Never stop, you guys are awesome
Video ideas:
Extra large recurve, like what if you made your design but at 70inch?
I have 2 bear grizzlies from around 1972, What is different about “recurve” designs compared to reflex/deflex bows like you make? And why
Can you make ILF limbs? I would totally love some ILF limbs. Can you make a “bones bow ILF”?
On the delaminated riser can it be pined with hard hood dowels or cookies ?
Incredible speed for a forty tel pound bow!
Glue sinew on the front of the handle.
Under 60 inch . I had a bearpaw it had a lovely action wish I hadn’t sold it . I’ve tried a few others similar but the release was horrible felt cheap and twangy . Another bearpaw maybe my answer but I would prefer a takedown for , pack and travel
Hey I’m building laminated bow was wondering your recipe for those 50 pound limbs I’m shooting for somewhere between 55-65 looking for a starting point if you get time thanks
He has not come to his senses yet. hahahaha ! Great vid man.
whats the arrow weight for the speed test ?
How heavy was the arrow? I’m curious how your bow compares with my recent changes to my hunting setup (which is apples and oranges as I’m shooting a compound, I know). I’m drawing just a hair under 60lbs shooting a 450 grain arrow at 250 fps (which is like winning the lottery at round numbers). At some point I’d love to put a decibel meter on it and see how quiet it is (especially with the heavier arrows vs the lighter ones I was shooting before).
One thing I think no one has done yet is talked about how momentum pairs with mechanical advantage created by a broadhead to create penetration. Much like how your limbs pair with your riser to create your performance, I think people neglect how the arrow pairs with the point to create penetrative performance.
What kind of glue are you using specifically 😅😅😅
Can you bulid limbs for a riser i have?
80th time's the charm.
Imma build that rn
Keep it going. 😂 How many bows did you make this week.
15:03
But at this point you have what you set out for.
Working limbs for this riser design.
That you can make a different riser for.
The limbs are almost the harder part with all the theory and design that goes into your glue up, before a tiller ...
Nice
Really great work . I would love to see a takedown recurve .
Giving up smoothness at approximately 50 lbs what would be the fastest Bow ??
It kinda looks like an Egyptian bow.
Shoot through riser
Hitting 200fps is impressive, but what's the arrow weight?
Make the riser 16"
Did you get a chance to review that ...
Other design ?
Wow, that is beautiful. I want one please. I'll pay you Tuesday for a mountain bow today
Slow is smooth and smooth is fast
You must tell us the thicknesses of your laminations !!, %$%&$#@ Finally !! I waited and waited for this a whole week ,, WOW I am really impressed, you just proved that recurves are not the fastest bows. Or should we say: Parabolic recurves are not as fast as circular recurves ??? Congratulations, very fast shooting bow, deserves a nicer looking riser. It's also cool your guardian angel narrating the video.
%$%&$#@ Finally !! I waited and waited for this a whole week ,, WOW I am really impressed, you just proved that recurves are not the fastest bows. Or should we say: Parabolic recurves are not as fast as circular recurves ??? Congratulations, very fast shooting bow, deserves a nicer looking riser. It's also cool your guardian angel narrating the video.
Nice but give the limb mir bent... Redo the Riser... The FF sting give you 5-7fps more
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Functional first, pretty second.
It seems as though the wood always has the final say
Good ol' Egyptain Design hmmm
Paint some stripes on your plain riser. Problem solved.😂
This bowyer refers to himself in the third person.
200 means nothing without telling us the arrow weight v poundage
Bro, if you really want to maximize the time you have respect it by getting a riving knife and guard for the table-saw. Please!
Make it shorter
He already did.