Weekend of ups and downs
#11
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: land of the Lilliputians, In the state of insanity
Posts: 26,274
RE: Weekend of ups and downs
Tiller is looking good. That is one of the great things about lam bows. If your lams are ground even, there is little tillering. Man I need to get in the shop and finish up some bows. Ill have to post a pic of a trash bow I started about a week ago. I mean trash bow because it was made from bits and pieces of wood that was headed to the campfire. I cleaned them up, found ways to rip them into useable lams and glued it up. (You can tell I need to get me some more wood). Im still finishing the tips, handle, and final tillering. It will be a beginners bow. It will end up about 45ish lbs with lots of deflex and a tad less reflex. Making it smooth with no hand shock but not great for spitting arrows at sound breaking speeds.
#13
RE: Weekend of ups and downs
ORIGINAL: burniegoeasily
Oh yea, what is up with Kanga? Did you not like your other user name?
I bet Rev made you do it.
Oh yea, what is up with Kanga? Did you not like your other user name?
I bet Rev made you do it.
Actually Bob didn't know I changed it not sure if he does know or not
Might have to send him a nasty PM
Kent.
I might have to make some adjustments to my band saw before I go too much further with it, I think I might need a new blade about a 4 in 1 skip tooth I just know the one I have in there is working real hard cutting the hardwood. Glad I didn't use Dymondwood
#14
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: land of the Lilliputians, In the state of insanity
Posts: 26,274
RE: Weekend of ups and downs
ORIGINAL: Kanga
Well I thought it was time for a change you know sorta confuse people
Actually Bob didn't know I changed it not sure if he does know or not
Might have to send him a nasty PM
Kent.
I might have to make some adjustments to my band saw before I go too much further with it, I think I might need a new blade about a 4 in 1 skip tooth I just know the one I have in there is working real hard cutting the hardwood. Glad I didn't use Dymondwood
ORIGINAL: burniegoeasily
Oh yea, what is up with Kanga? Did you not like your other user name?
I bet Rev made you do it.
Oh yea, what is up with Kanga? Did you not like your other user name?
I bet Rev made you do it.
Actually Bob didn't know I changed it not sure if he does know or not
Might have to send him a nasty PM
Kent.
I might have to make some adjustments to my band saw before I go too much further with it, I think I might need a new blade about a 4 in 1 skip tooth I just know the one I have in there is working real hard cutting the hardwood. Glad I didn't use Dymondwood
You need to get a good bow made and come on down and try it out on the hogs or deer next fall. We still need to all get together and see ifyall can help me dispose of some hogs on my land.
#15
RE: Weekend of ups and downs
You might want to change blades
You need to get a good bow made and come on down and try it out on the hogs or deer next fall. We still need to all get together and see ifyall can help me dispose of some hogs on my land.
Already have the arrows made up got some GT 3555 Trad with 3 4" feathers 100gr brass insert with 125gr tips I think they will get the job done.
Might even have to take some vacation time next fall and head your way
#16
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: land of the Lilliputians, In the state of insanity
Posts: 26,274
RE: Weekend of ups and downs
ORIGINAL: Kanga
Funny you said that I checked the blade a hour ago and it is now a toothless blade I think I will get a 1 in 4 blade and try that.
I am working on it mate
Already have the arrows made up got some GT 3555 Trad with 3 4" feathers 100gr brass insert with 125gr tips I think they will get the job done.
Might even have to take some vacation time next fall and head your way
You might want to change blades
You need to get a good bow made and come on down and try it out on the hogs or deer next fall. We still need to all get together and see ifyall can help me dispose of some hogs on my land.
Already have the arrows made up got some GT 3555 Trad with 3 4" feathers 100gr brass insert with 125gr tips I think they will get the job done.
Might even have to take some vacation time next fall and head your way