How to Make a Bow - Part 3 - Roughing Out and Floor Tillering
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Part 3 in a beginner's follow along on how to build a traditional recurve self-bow for hunting. Part 1 and 2 links below. In Part 3, I layout the shape, rough it out, and begin the floor tillering process.
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I used to shoot recurve bow all the time I used to hunt with one when I bow hunted I hope it turns out good for you keep up the good work and have a great day.
Thanks, it's going pretty well so far. Shouldn't be too long before its finished now.
I can’t wait to see how it turns out.
Good and nice
U should finish this series! Also if u have more people handing out Osage u can send em my way 😂👍
It's on the list of things to do. I plan on getting it finished before archery season this year. Hopefully sooner rather than later so I can start to practice with it.
I wish I had more Osage being handed out to me! Haha.
Looking for part 4?
Haven't gotten around to it yet. I've been extremely busy check out my latest video if your interested in whats been keeping me so busy. I will get back to these projects, hopefully sooner rather than later. Thanks for watching.
Good bow Sir
Thank you.
Where's part 4?
Sorry, I volunteer as a high school wrestling coach, and that has been eating up a lot of my free time. I should be getting back to some projects soon. Keep an eye out.
hey dude so you dont use the heart of the tree ? i mean the realy hard part ?it is locust right ? you recommend to use the withe part ? not the yellow heart? ( im not english sorry ^^)
This is hickory and with hickory you are supposed to use the sap wood because it has higher tensile strength than the heart wood. Pretty much any where you are in the world you can find a wood that will perform well enough for bow making but each has different properties. The all around best bow wood is agreed to be osage orange and that type of wood you use the heart wood and remove all the sap wood. So depending on where you are and what types of wood you have available to you, you will have to research what wood you decide to use and the best way to make a bow from it.
@@NobleSavageOutdoors thank you very much. Im in france, i will try to find the best wood i can 👍