Black Walnut <br>Laminations <br>For Bow Making Review
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Black Walnut Laminations. Create your one-of-a-kind, masterpiece bow with these exotic hardwood laminations from around the world. Each pair of precision lams is approx. 1½" wide, 36" long, starts with a butt thickness of .065", and tapers .001 per inch. Some species are hard to find and difficult ...to keep in stock. To make it easier to see all 26 different species on your screen at the same time we've listed them all separately. Tip: Use maple or other easy to get wood for the core and finish your bow with impressive natural wood under the back and belly glass. Black Walnut Butt Thickness: .065" Approximately 36" X 1½" Sold by the pair
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Black Walnut <br>Laminations <br>For Bow Making Reviews
Black Walnut <br>Laminations <br>For Bow Making Questions and Answers
Asked by
Chason
3 years ago
Beginner questions: I want to begin with common woods Will this help keep my hickory, red oak, or maple bow from breaking? or is it only decorative? What glue do I use with it? If I steam bend my limbs to make a recurve do I apply this after? Do I tiller
These are only for decoration of the limbs. To be used with othe
3 years ago
These are only for decoration of the limbs. To be used with other laminations and fiberglass for backing. If you are building from a solid piece of wood (in the limb area at least) you will need a backing material like bamboo to add strength to your selfbow.
Asked by
Chason
3 years ago
Beginner questions: I want to begin with common woods Will this help keep my hickory, red oak, or maple bow from breaking? or is it only decorative? What glue do I use with it? If I steam bend my limbs to make a recurve do I apply this after? Do I tiller
These are only for decoration of the limbs. To be used with othe
3 years ago
These are only for decoration of the limbs. To be used with other laminations and fiberglass for backing. If you are building from a solid piece of wood (in the limb area at least) you will need a backing material like bamboo to add strength to your selfbow.
Asked by
Drakho
13 years ago
Planning to build a longbow with 2 black walnut limbs, one osage limb and black fiber, I d'like to know what thickness I should choose to achieve a 68" bow of about 50 - 55# @ 28" bow ? Thank you for your advices
Give us a call in here at the shop (260-587-9501) and we can go
13 years ago
Give us a call in here at the shop (260-587-9501) and we can go over everything in a little more detail on the lam's and glass that you are going need.