This bow is made from an exceptional fat and thin ringed osage. The early wood is here not crispy than usual, but as hard and fat like the late wood. It was a fun to work with that wood, my scraper went through like on butter without creating any humps and bumps on the wood.What I will say is, this stick has a continous homogene structure.
No problems on this stave, only some heat corrections brought the thing in balance and the string aligned.
I tried to let the outers a bit stiffer for long draw without stack.
The color looks already like old darkened osage, but it is fresh worked.
Tips are black buffolo, filed in facets.
Grip is brain tanned buck leather and muscrat fur (requested by the new owner)
42#/28″
ntn: 55″
bh: 5¼”
max. width: 1¾”
mass: 476 gram
bendy handle
symmetrical
08”: 08,2
10”: 12,2 (+ 4,0)
12”: 15,5 (+ 3,3)
14”: 18,5 (+ 3,0)
16”: 21,6 (+ 3,1)
18”: 24,5 (+ 2,9)
20”: 27,6 (+ 3,1)
22”: 31,1 (+ 3,5)
24”: 34,5 (+ 3,4)
26”: 38,1 (+ 3,6)
28”: 41,9 (+ 3,8)
2 Comments
Just adopted this bow. My first primitive.Loving it all the way. Bravo Simon.
I really appriciate your comment and I’m glad you like her!