I have one, it's not bad to tinker on your bow with, compartments so you don't misplace anything but I also have the press, bow vise, arrow saw, string jig, laser tuner, levels, fletch jig, tools, servers etc..etc... I like being self proficient and reliable.....and it's fun. I enjoy helping friends out as well...
Again, if your talking the plastic bow holder that is red with black holders, yup...not bad at all.
Harvestor - are you talking about a workbench or a bow vice? Or are you looking for an inexpensive bow Press?
All 3 are different animals. As for bow press I wouldn't recommend you even consider "cheap". I know I wouldn't want a $700 bow sitting in something that was cheap!
If you are talking about a bench or vice you can go inexpensive. As for a bench I got these plastic corner frames and build my own out of 2X4's and a sheet of plywood. No drawers but very stable and for the size I couldn't beat the $60 price tag. Mine came with a plastic vice that attaches to it, but I haven't tried it out so can't recommend for holding a bow.
If you want info on the bench kit, PM me and I'll find the website for ya.
I have one, it's not bad to tinker on your bow with, compartments so you don't misplace anything but I also have the press, bow vise, arrow saw, string jig, laser tuner, levels, fletch jig, tools, servers etc..etc... I like being self proficient and reliable.....and it's fun. I enjoy helping friends out as well...
Again, if your talking the plastic bow holder that is red with black holders, yup...not bad at all.
Thats the one Rob, just want something to hold the bow steady 4 tinkerin with .
Hopefully my club will be putting a press in the archery shed soon.
Sounds like you have your own pro shop going on over there in Pa.
I have one that's double duty and beautiful, cost about 20 bucks and some time. Made it out off some 60 year old cherry from a farm I hunt on now. Did the owners kitchen with it and had a few scrapes left over. It's a vise and holder custom made to fit my bow. The joints were well made so I decided to test it, damned if it almost didn't hold. Reinforced it with 2 1/4" threaded rods. Just copy the specs off of one of the expensive ones.
Would love to make a grip out of the cherry. It is unlike any other cherry. The grain moves like wheat in the wind. Plan on making custom archery/gun sanctuaries in my retirement.