DIY | MONSTER BAMBOO/IPE 100LB BOW BUILD! "A complete beast" (pt. 3)
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2024
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I think it’s worth saying. This channel has grown like it has because YOU are awesome. I’ve been watching you since somewhere around 500subs. You’ve always stayed positive, always kept out of the channel comments slump. Congrats on the bow, congrats on the channel. Thanks for what you do, and more importantly who you are.
Absolutely beautiful work!!
Congrats on staying shatterproof and hitting that goal! Now to get strong enough to shoot 100 arrows through it at full draw length!
SO glad to see you kept at it! In everything that you've learned as you've gone with this channel, I feel like your videos teach so much more than other similar channels. Not just about bowry, but about the real value of knowledge, craftsmanship, and persistence. I make my 7 year old daughter watch your channel with me because your personality just sets such a good example for someone to grow by.
Congrats Kramer! Glad to see you finally achieved your goal and never gave up. If ya ain’t breakin ya ain’t makin’!
@@ulokelmer409 I’m on all the major bow making forums and help run r/bowyer on reddit. You might’ve seen my bows or videos on facebook too. The quote is from George “Jawge” Tsoukalas, someone who, like Kramer, has taught a heck of a lot of people how to make a bow!
This deserves more than 70 k views. I think this video deserves more than 5 mil views for its video and content quality. Congrats Kramer.
I appreciate all the work you put into your videos. The hours of filming, editing, and the creativity....awesome! Keep up the good work!
Congratulations! Don't trim it down, keep it as is! Its a beautiful bow and you worked hard to build it, its tangible proof of your skill. Or sell it, I'm sure someone would love to have it! I got back into bows after a number of years. I want to regularly shoot a 120lb bow. I started out at 45, and am now consistently shooting a 55lb bow working my way up. I'm hoping to be in the 120lb range by next summer.
There are a few techniques for drawing a heavier bow that help you engage your back muscles more than you normally would. I would recommend looking into videos of traditional archery using heavier war bows.
Bow straight up, draw down ,press up ,while shifting to forward position . On balanced movement. Good luck 👍
The deep handle section like that on a 100lb bow is like pushing the limits.. Nice work anyway
200lbs no problem if you design it properly
No its not...
Bravo Sir! I was on the dge of my seat with you throughout this. I have an English war bow and it is an absolute nightmare to string. It took me 9 months to be able to draw it the full 28/30". I quickly realised I couldn't hope to do it with a regular sport draw so I use a sky draw technique. So much easier. Yes it makes the guys down the club laugh at my terrible technique but heck, the guys at the club can't get close to drawing my bow.
Anyway thanks for a great video. I always appreciate your content because I can learn so much from it. Thank you so much.
That is one beautiful, awesome bow. And 100lbs.......? Wow!
Advice from an old woodworker, when using a tablesaw never stand behind the piece of wood you’re cutting. As you push it through the blade if the blade grabs it you want it to throw it past you not into you. Take care
I know it's 2 years later lol, but yes i was taught this when i did woodwork at school using a tablesaw. Good advice 👍
@@digitaldogs233I wasn't taught to do it by anyone but I've always done the same thing, like for example when running cut off wheels on the angle grinder, basically if it's spinning fast I stay off the center line😂
Wow, beautiful craftsmanship!
Very impressive and wonderful craftsmanship
how can some one do that, kramer you are the best archery youtuber
M from SIKKIM INDIA we use to play archery matches but never seen bow made like this....
Really love♥️ the way u made it....
Yes, you did it, its your Masterpiece. Enjoy the 100lbs greatings from Bavaria
Just started watching your vids. I've never made a bow or even shot a bow but I'm dead keen after watching your stuff. Content quality is 10/10. keep up the good work sir!
Howard hill makes shooting 100lb bows look easy
I have been looking for that 100lb bow everywhere never find one and now you build one that asome dude
And like that you've finally done it. Fantastic job, Kramer.
Side note; I picked up a B-55 61' black on black string, it's like magic. Thanks.
Hi, excellent job!!
Nice milestone!!
I was thinking, how about a three pieces takedown?
Limb making can be a new milestone....
Kramer it's always a pleasure to chill with you.
Great job Kramer! So fun.
Love your work bro
Everything of this is absolutely amazing. My first thought of how ridiculus it is to make a 100lb bow. The fact that you stay so positive all the way through no matter what went wrong in the process. And to finish it of how perfect the video edit itself it. The story, the emotions. All of it just makes me smile seeing this video or rather all of your videos. Stay positive!
Great Job! Thanks for the effort in making this. It was very interesting and I enjoyed it.
First!!
Well done Kramer, I’m so glad you decided to complete the 100lb bow. Looking forward to the next videos.
Your videos have great excitement build up....at least as much as is possible building a bow. Great videos great editing and photography. Left me wanting more. Very well done..
Yes. Just. YES! Excellent work. Sharing your successes and your failures, makes your channel so genuinely awesome. Thanks for doing what you do, the way you do it.
This absolutely awesome work 100 lb bow makes me want to have one right now even 120 pound bow would be nice
Once I spot your early video some time, nearly year ago, I didn't like your way of being enthusiastic on everything, but there was something interesting in your work, so I have watched your videos, from time to time. And shortly I realized that "there is method in this madness" :) and you proving it with every video, and becoming more experienced and mature with every next video. Man you are doing AWESOME work here! Thank you for that!!!
Have you ever seen Joe Gibbs and his channel he is doing some impressive things with english long bows
Joe Gibbs is a legend!!!!
He and Tod did a great episode on Tod's Workshop about drawing and shooting high poundage bows - and the technique is certainly different.
From what I saw, it appears you hold the string where your optimal point would be, and push the bow away from you, as opposed to trying to draw the string back to that point.
@@jameshaulenbeek5931 I've seen that! It was fantastic. I don't think he missed the first shot either, I think he wanted to test the dummy first! 🤣🤣🤣
if you guys are more interested in heavy asiatic warbows i have content
Dude's a machine. I love how he explained how he reached this level too, simple as a longbow one might say :v
Freaking A! Good job. You came, you saw, you conquered. What a finish to the 100 lb. bow build challenge. Good job!
Awesome job buddy, that thing is beast mode!👍
Here it is, the beast itself :D Congratulations, glad to see you worked it out!
You did it! I'm so proud of you!
Thats awesome. Way to keep going after your goal. I was excited to see it completed
You really truly inspired me to try to make my first board bow not yet started but got all of the materials a red wood 1"/2"/6" and i was one day just on UA-cam and by chance stumbled across one of ur bow making videos and decided to try and make one and im only 15 ive not really shot a long bow before but i hunt with a compound bow i pole back with my left hand so anyway keep the artistic bow making work I thinl u should consider selling custom bows u make on ur website i think that would be awesome because ur a excellent think not only are u good at making bows ur good at testing them wich is like insurance but for the buyer or the bow that its well made
You should take the edge off of the board that you are attaching to your table for stringing, that way you don't damage the limb during this process... I'm pretty sure I learned a lesson about that from one of your earlier videos.
nice one! pretty sure, i´m not the only one who wants to know, how fast this thing is...
wow, every video inspires me, but this...
MIGHTY
thank you!
lol. i remember when i tried to draw a 50# bow and i was like "omg". gritting teeth 'n all... and there you are with a 100# bow. wow! kudu's to you kramer. fantastic. love watching you do this.
That is crazy cool! Really nice!
I know its 2 years past lol, but i loved woodworking at school and college. I would love to have the tools to make my own bow, as thats what my older brother did when we was kid's. Now 40years later im getting back into archery and love youre channel, so informative and ive already learned alot just by watching. You do great content, ive got a small video of me practicing with the bow i just got, a 40lb recurve bow, cheap but it does the job, and obviously i will be getting more when im confident enough to 100% know what im doing. But so far im having alot of fun practicing. Its such a fun hobbie. And sport.
ВОТ СМОТРЮ НА ТВОЮ РАБОТУ. ТЫ МОЛОДЕЦ ПАРЕНЬ И РУКИ У ТЕБЯ ИЗ ПРАВИЛЬНОГО МЕСТА РАСТУТ
I've been looking everywhere for a quality leather arm guard, bought a cheap one a while back and was super disappointed, can't wait to get yours in the mail!!! 🤙🤙
Finally got it done! Congrats on this milestone accomplishment!
Good to see you up and running in your new pad brother.
Maybe an awesome gift for Brian Shaw !!
Beautiful work dude
Kramer during intro: "This is so we can serve you guys best"
Me: Archery pun intended? :D
Have you tried out the shinto saw rasps? They remove material so friggin fast and they leave a fairly clean product behind. Excellent tools for hogging off material.
My idea for will it bow is to use rubber bands as a backing because they will stretch and maybe act like sinew
Well done Kramer! Well deserved success, on all fronts
I just wanna have a talk with the four people who disliked this video. How? Why? Lol all joking aside man congrats on the bow! It looks amazing
You are awesome, man.
We definitely got a NO QUITTER here. Good job!
Great bow build!
Congratulations, and what a great attitude in general, was smiling ear to ear from your enthusiasm. No mistakes or failures here mate, just opportunities to learn. 👍
11:05 Like a mad scientist creating the unimagineable, and giggly excited about it! :) Love it!
No... You are awesome !! Another great video... :-) Thank you.
I love the excitement he has.
Great job so glad you didn't give up on it
you got me into archery during the 1st UK lockdown so thank you my friend
man your videos are so awesome
This video has the best music
congratulations, beautiful bow, incredible 100lb, I want one of these
Amazing job Karmer, never gave up!
Great video man !! You could the english warbow draw. Where they use there whole body's to draw heavy bows. There should be many videos on UA-cam about warbows and you can see how they draw them. The bow looks great !!! Very well done !!!
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Bro you did it! Nice work man, long road getting there, well done for not giving up :)
Great job man!
thanks for posting Kramer I love the builds I'm building one out of hickory like the poplar bow you made.
Your awesome mate! Keep it up!
I'd love to shoot one of your bows, and I don't care if someone is better or not, YOUR bows are sick!! keep working hard, you can make it!
So satisfying to see that belt sander not moving. Safety first 🙃
Also, maybe try drawing with the arrow nocked on the right. I've heard it's easier for heavier bows.
Great video! Congrats on the 100 pound monster 👹 I am making my first bow thanks to you. You have inspired me so thank you.
this video is so fun!
Kramer: Some people make 200 lb bows
Me struggling to make a 30 lb longbow: (smh)
What are you making it from? And in what way are you struggling - is it that you cant get the draw weight heavy enough or that you keep breaking them? 30 lb shouldn't be that hard to make. The easiest "cheat code" when making a bow is to make it wider - that way the tension is distributed across more material. Much like if you made two 15 lb bows and put them next to each other. Also, in that way you can make the bow longer, while keeping the draw weight up. I know this is a wood bow channel, but if you're struggling with making bows, do check out the BackyardBowyer - he makes everything, but is exclusively credited with inventing the PVC bow. While PVC and wood are two very different materials, plus the bow making process is almost nothing alike, his videos are absolutely LOADED with GREAT advice on bow making fundamentals for novice bow makers.
@@shmuckling I am using Poplar like he did in his "15 Dollar High Performing Bow Build." I have made a pvc bow, and wanted to try and make a wood one.
Basically, I am almost at full draw length, but am not. I think I should remove more wood.
@@chesshamster3641 Removing more wood sounds like what you need to do, yes. That will lower the draw weight and let you draw to your full draw length. Also, it will be less likely that the bow breaks as you try to draw it.
@@shmuckling Okay, I removed more wood, and tillered it again and it works! It works pretty nicely! Thank you!
@@chesshamster3641 That's awesome! Made me happy, thank you! :D
Thanks
Great job buddy!! I always knew you will make the 100 pounds bow. Congratulatios!!!
Great job Kramer 👍🏼👍🏼💪🏻💪🏻 the bow looks great my friend. Take care and God bless!! 👍🏼🏹🇺🇸
Amazing job. The bow is beautiful. Keep up the great work
Great job on achieving your goal, now set your next goal and go for it!
You should make a mollegabet bow
Congratulations on your new achievement! With bows heavier than you are used to, it may help to start your draw with the bow pointing up. Anyway, I look forward to seeing where your journey will take us in years to come.
I've always wanted to ask you a question: why do you use sandpaper and saw to build bows instead of following the veins with an axe or a plane? Don't they tend to break more easily the wood veins? I'm not an expert at all and just wondering what's the advantage of these tools (also sorry for bad English)
I cant speak for him personally but as a woodworker myself I imagine the answer is because a saw and sandpaper offer finer control and remove material in smaller increments, making it harder to make a mistake and I imagine particularly with the physics of a bow those small amounts of material being removed are actually affecting the flexing of the bow quite a lot.
It depends on the material being used. If you're using a knotty piece of yew or osage, then you would tend to go for a "snake style" bow. If you're backing it with another material ie. Bamboo, sinew etc. Then there's no need to worry about it splitting on the back of the bow 😉
Thanks both of you
This way makes a really good looking bow. A traditional self bow is done in the way you described. Both are good and there is composite and Pvc. All are good.
Nice build! Been a long time follower and hobby builder. Would love to see you do a series of different style traditional bows, bows around the world! English longbow, native pyramid bow, Mongolian horse bow. So many bows!!!!!
Congratulations. You are awesome and you did it. Nice work. Greetz from overseas ;)
You inspired me to me to make a vow using a saw and sand paper only
Wow!! great Bow!! Wish I could shoot it.. I had a 85 lb draw onedia. Would to see what it feels like to draw that monster back...
congrats! well done!
Keep up the good work! You seem like a down to earth guy with a passion about what you do and it´s a joy to watch your videos. They inspire me to try to build some bows of my own. Not as good of course, but I´m having a blast trying:-D
i made a 110 lb 68 in longbow from a single piece of box store 1x3x8 hickory was fun to build easy to tiller but an absolute nightmare to string lol . now i need to find a good sorce for ash to make arrows . i ended up having to push dowels into 2219 arrows to get the spine about right . now there just a bit on the stiff side but dont bend when shooting or crack from the paradox effect
If you slightly lean back and concave your back inwards, you can engage your back muscles and not just your shoulder muscles. Also try drawing from either a vertical or horizontal position, it gives you a mechanical advantage.
No wonder you have so many subscribers, you really have a can do attitude, awesome work young fella 🤘
man nice work man
Long bows were strung using the instep of the foot.
The bowstring fixed end is always the bottom limb and this is placed unders the shoe at the instep of the foot..
The bow is pulled at the grip and the string is slid up the upper limb while alsov pushing the limb at the upper limb away from you.
Using horn tips and the knocking points at bothe ends of the bow tips allows a littled deeper knocking point and tends to be a little more slippery for the bowstring to make those last inches up the bow ,, the same method is usedvto de string the bow . And with a little more control ...
Hope this assists
As a absalute beginner in arechery and bow making i keep coming back to your videos and watch them many times. your vids are the best no bs , easy to follow and practical step by step guid . thanks so much for the work you do its made my life easier. Question , do you ever use or recomend using hide glue for backing or at all on your builds ? i make hide glue from the scraps of hide backing and its pretty awesome , what are your thoughts ?