66,5″ ntn
mass: 503grams
stiff handle 4″
fade 7″ each
width/depth
at handle: 22/45 mm
at fadeout: 41/17 mm  (7″ from handle)
at midlimb: 38/15 mm
at tip: 12/15 mm
gentle heat treated, took about 1,5 ” set, swamp oak overlays, three colour dyed back, string 6 strands 452 X strengthened at the ears with 2 x 2 strands B50 each, arrow pass is “inlay” of earth pigments (stone powder) + glue
2 Comments
This elm bow is beautiful!
2 quick questions:
I am assuming the numbers are metric dimensions, but what is the “/” with 2 numbers, just confirming that is upper-limb/lower limb?
Would you mind sharing how you do the lnlayed strike plate? They are very well done. Is the area burned with a stamp before filling with material?
Thanks very much.
Tim Davis
Vermont, USA
Thanks Tim,
Yes, the numbers are metric (mm). First number is width, followed by depth.
Not upper/lower limb.
I did some editing to make it more clear 🙂
A HowTo of the inlayed strike plate is here: http://primitive-bows.com/arrow-pass-buildalong-artifical-stone/