| From: arrowchucker
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| Date: 04-Oct-22 |
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Took this old Ben Pearson lemonwood and but a old tablecloth backing and a garage sale ladies leather handbag for grip..
I think it came out nice.
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| From: smrobertson
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| Date: 04-Oct-22 |
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Very nice! I like all the unique touches.
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| From: Tom McCool
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| Date: 04-Oct-22 |
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Great color on the grip!
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| From: Don T. Lewis
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| Date: 04-Oct-22 |
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Nice save on that old bow. Nice job!
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| From: arrowchucker
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| Date: 05-Oct-22 |
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As best I can tell it’s either a 1941 or 1942.
It is really worn out as a bow. But at 10-15 yards it will stack arrows as well as I can shoot.
Arrowchucker
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| From: Wayne Hess
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| Date: 06-Oct-22 |
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Interesting work on bow, enjoy
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 06-Oct-22 |
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Does that match your tartan colors? Nice job, by the way.
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| From: MStyles
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| Date: 06-Oct-22 |
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Unique, well done.
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| From: Frisky
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| Date: 07-Oct-22 |
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Nice!
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| From: arrowchucker
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| Date: 07-Oct-22 |
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It was fun and easy..The string is the most expensive part!
The glue and and spar urethane cost about the same but they can make lots of bows!
Tablecloth was free, the leather purse was $5 a garage sale.
Had a burn spot on the bottom.
All soft quality leather, and I have enough for 4-5 more bows!
And I don’t worry if something doesn’t work I’m out very little.
And I’m learning lots!
The black one was my first try.
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| From: arrowchucker
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| Date: 07-Oct-22 |
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Didn’t show the black and white lines very well on the black one.
That one was backed with some clearance Walmart cloth. 4$ for 4 yards.
I could do 10 bows with that much.
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