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woodshavins 19-Mar-17
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bboaldin 19-Mar-17
FlynW 19-Mar-17
SportHunter 19-Mar-17
Henry McCann 19-Mar-17
Dkincaid 19-Mar-17
Don 19-Mar-17
UK Woodman 19-Mar-17
bradsmith2010santafe 19-Mar-17
woodshavins 19-Mar-17
hunterbob 19-Mar-17
Mpdh 19-Mar-17
bodymanbowyer 19-Mar-17
bigdog21 19-Mar-17
woodshavins 19-Mar-17
bodymanbowyer 19-Mar-17
2 bears 19-Mar-17
Arvin 19-Mar-17
2 bears 19-Mar-17
Sinner 20-Mar-17
Chief 20-Mar-17
Tater 20-Mar-17
zonic 20-Mar-17
Phil 20-Mar-17
woodshavins 20-Mar-17
Jeff Durnell 20-Mar-17
Bob W. 20-Mar-17
woodshavins 20-Mar-17
huntmaster70 20-Mar-17
Jeff Durnell 20-Mar-17
Steve Milbocker 20-Mar-17
sir misalots 20-Mar-17
T-Hawk 20-Mar-17
woodshavins 20-Mar-17
tagalong2 20-Mar-17
Dkincaid 20-Mar-17
Kwikdraw 20-Mar-17
MStyles 20-Mar-17
Bentstick54 20-Mar-17
PEARL DRUMS 21-Mar-17
2 bears 21-Mar-17
tinecounter 21-Mar-17
Pointer 21-Mar-17
Pappy 22-Mar-17
neuse 22-Mar-17
oldman 22-Mar-17
Stalker 22-Mar-17
woodshavins 22-Mar-17
JusPassin 22-Mar-17
ron w 22-Mar-17
From: woodshavins
Date: 19-Mar-17

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Got a beautiful piece of Osage from a fellow in MO. Managed to work this guy out of it. Came with a bit of deflex in the lower limb and substantial reflex in the upper. I flipped the tips with some dry heat. Buff horn tip overlays and a Strunk handle. Came in right about where I wanted for weight. 66"ntn and #53@28. Lower limb has slight propeller but shoots very well. Maintaining 3/4" reflex so far. Thanks for looking!

From: woodshavins
Date: 19-Mar-17

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Date: 19-Mar-17

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Date: 19-Mar-17

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Date: 19-Mar-17

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Date: 19-Mar-17

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From: bboaldin
Date: 19-Mar-17




Very good lookin' bow!!!

From: FlynW
Date: 19-Mar-17




Very Nice.

From: SportHunter
Date: 19-Mar-17




Well done, fine looking bow.

From: Henry McCann
Date: 19-Mar-17




Yeehaw! Great work.

From: Dkincaid
Date: 19-Mar-17




Aaron you knocked it out of the park man that's great. I have a piece of Osage from a dead tree that's calling my name to start cutting. Mine won't be near as nice as that you have real talent.

From: Don
Date: 19-Mar-17




Very nice!

From: UK Woodman
Date: 19-Mar-17




Really nice looking bow, Great work. One to be proud of.

From: bradsmith2010santafe
Date: 19-Mar-17




very nice congrats

From: woodshavins
Date: 19-Mar-17




Keep us posted David. Osage is a pleasure to work!

From: hunterbob
Date: 19-Mar-17




Nice looking finish work and bend on that bow. Great job .

From: Mpdh
Date: 19-Mar-17




If I could build something as nice as that I'd never buy another bow!

MP

From: bodymanbowyer
Date: 19-Mar-17




That's cool you guys that can make selfbows. Hats off to ya. Nice! JF

From: bigdog21
Date: 19-Mar-17




Great job that is a very nice bow.

From: woodshavins
Date: 19-Mar-17

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Mark and Jeff: My usual response to those statements is "anyone can do it with some practice." However, I've seen a lot of guys lately, turning out really sweet little bows without a lot of attempts under their belts. I think with all the info out there nowadays it has really shortened the learning curve for those who can weed through it. Shaving wood really helps get me through the winter without losing my mind;-)

From: bodymanbowyer
Date: 19-Mar-17




I'm loosing mine here lately. I can't build or shoot any real bows. But I can Crest and build some arrows. Can hardly wait to get back in the swing. Reading and looking at you guys stuff will get me by for now. Thanks for sharing. JF

From: 2 bears
Date: 19-Mar-17




Beautiful, I love those tips. It the design below the handle inked burned or ?? Thanks. >>>-----> Ken

From: Arvin
Date: 19-Mar-17




Nice bow woodshavins. I have been getting the flipped ends working as of late and mid limb is taking less set. Looks great though. Arvin

From: 2 bears
Date: 19-Mar-17




Arvin, are you back home. I hope you had a very successful trip. >>>-----> Ken

From: Sinner
Date: 20-Mar-17




Very nice! A great looking bow.

From: Chief
Date: 20-Mar-17




Very nice...

Chief

From: Tater Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 20-Mar-17




Nice work, really like the grip..!

From: zonic
Date: 20-Mar-17




Beautiful Aaron. Love the handle and tips. Steve

From: Phil
Date: 20-Mar-17




That is beautiful .... absolutely beautiful

From: woodshavins
Date: 20-Mar-17




2 bears: The crest is inked with India ink. Arvin: I may give that a try. Always afraid of pulling the reflex out, though I've seen it done properly, where it does not. It's a fine line;-)

From: Jeff Durnell Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 20-Mar-17




It is a fine line.

That's a nice piece of osage and a nice bow. You did it justice.

From: Bob W.
Date: 20-Mar-17




Nice job on that one! I'm fixin to try a strunk wrap, I hope it looks as good as yours!

From: woodshavins
Date: 20-Mar-17

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Thank you Jeff. Forgot the alignment pic. Was a bit off on the blank, but came around naturally on the finished bow. No correction was needed.

From: huntmaster70
Date: 20-Mar-17




Great job Aaron

From: Jeff Durnell Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 20-Mar-17




That's practically all I got done in the shop yesterday, aligning staves and blanks. The more pronounced the deflex, reflex, or recurve, the more critical it is and more difficult to get just right.

From: Steve Milbocker
Date: 20-Mar-17




Outstanding bow Aaron, great craftsmanship!

From: sir misalots
Date: 20-Mar-17




classy

From: T-Hawk
Date: 20-Mar-17




very nice.

From: woodshavins
Date: 20-Mar-17




Thanks guys. Means a lot. Just put it through its paces a bit in the yard and am pleased. It's a nice shooter.

From: tagalong2
Date: 20-Mar-17




I like it!

From: Dkincaid
Date: 20-Mar-17




One day I'll have something for trade that will make you turn loose of one of those masterpieces!

From: Kwikdraw
Date: 20-Mar-17




That's a great design, simple, efficient, and beautiful! Congrats on a fine build! Wyatt

From: MStyles
Date: 20-Mar-17




It's a beauty!

From: Bentstick54
Date: 20-Mar-17




Great looking bow. If it shoots 1/2 as good as it looks, you have a real winner there.

From: PEARL DRUMS
Date: 21-Mar-17




Nice, clean rig. Good work.

From: 2 bears
Date: 21-Mar-17




Thanks woodshavings. I was just curious I am not that artistic. I don't believe I would have the nerve to work a stave down that narrow and thin either. I would be so afraid it would break. I may look in to a semi finished one. I wouldn't know any thing about picking out a stave or getting it started. I was talking to Arvin about one of his so called "rejects" before he left for OJAM. Any way that is a beautiful bow. >>>-----> Ken

From: tinecounter
Date: 21-Mar-17




Congrats! Beautiful bow.

From: Pointer
Date: 21-Mar-17




Dude, that's awesome

From: Pappy
Date: 22-Mar-17




Beautiful bow, very nice work. Pappy

From: neuse
Date: 22-Mar-17




That is a great bow, congratulations on the fine workmanship.

From: oldman
Date: 22-Mar-17




Nice bow. It never ceases to amaze me the talent of so many guys on the leatherwall. Gil

From: Stalker
Date: 22-Mar-17




Beautiful bow!! Great job!

From: woodshavins
Date: 22-Mar-17




I'm a hack compared to many of the bowyers on here. I have learned things slowly with a lot of poor to mediocre results. Just now figuring things out;-) Others seem to learn quicker, thank goodness:-)

From: JusPassin Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 22-Mar-17




Very nice looking workmanship.

From: ron w Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 22-Mar-17




Outstanding job my friend.





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