Ozbow

Cheers guys,

Cheers rod, bolsters are pins and peened and epoxied.

cheers Jim, handle is 90mm and blade is 80mm with a 72mm cutting edge.

cheers Ron, I have been selling the knives for $120 with sheath, and $60 extra for the arm guard, cheers.

I would say yes, it is used a lot in the stabilising of timbers for knife handles and achieves great results, another one to look for is Norglass, also have been told a method by a guy who stabilizes his timbers using perspex believe it or not.

these have been very popular,

a couple more skinners.

and a couple more.

Cheers Wayno, I am still around, have plenty of bows on the go at the moment and always heaps of knives to keep me busy, along with some research on new designs for both areas. Just don't get the time to get around to the forums as much as I would like to.

also very comfy also not to mention very handy piece of lit to have too, Thanks for looking. http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC02555_zps9512a3b3.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC02561_zps66845c6a.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC0...

After a bit of messing around with some Roo leather I came up with this, super flexible with the double layer thin roo leather, http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC02558_zpsa2971e7d.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC02556_zps194e621f.jpg http://i1121.photobu...

Gday guys, have been pretty busy lately with the bows and knives, here is a little project I have had floating around in my head for a while now, step one was to design and make some knives suitable for the job, which is when I came up with these nice little scanti grind skinners, all handle are 2 t...

Cheers Mick, heres another nice combo too. http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC02233_zps5a30b0b5.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC02232_zpsa2bc4f9c.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC02231_zps78e72d77.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/...

pig stick and gut hook skinner combo I wished I could have kept,

another order finished,

been busy with the knives lately.

another hunter combo I finished recently. thanks for looking. http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC02237_zpsabcfea01.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC02240_zps09b2e546.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC02241_zps884a6419.jpg http://i11...

WOW, even better in these shots mate, beautiful craftsmanship, keep us posted with his work mate.

hehe I am with you Brainflex, Happy April fools day, lol.

A very happy customer with his first trad kill taken with a 62" D/R longbow, very nice boar indeed, Congratulation Jeremy.

Myself with a young Billy taken with my 60" D/R longbow.

I use 2 pieces of 19mm ply glued together to make my longbow forms = 38mm.

Alright I'm out, but it looks to be a hybrid to me, lol.

I see a lot of posts on here without a point to them, even from mods, just making a bit of a point I guess, Funny thing is I don't remember accusing anyone of saying it wasn't traditional, just pointed out it fits the forum to a tee, and pointed out what the forum refers to in it's title, No one has...

It's traditional in style and if you use it to hunt it fits right into this forum, as it says "Australia's Traditional Bowhunting Forum" not Australia's Medievil/ Traditional Archery re-enactment forum,

very very nice, love your work.

I will not charge extra to my customers for what ifs, if one of my bows has warranty issues I will wear that cost, and make them a new bow.

must be the only reason I do it also then , as I do not have an income at all. :lol: As for the inconsistencies, I meant brand for brand, as I have seen posts on here giving heads up to cheap flooring, yes it's cheap but does it perform the same as the brand initially used in the design? What makes ...