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Thanks Rod, I'm hoping it works too, :wink: here we go Jeff, in a bit better lighting, http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC01389_zps61ea771c.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC01390_zpsa3d2b5d9.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC01391_z...

now that's a nice compact design, and would accept the widowmaker broadheads I am using, also like how a blunt can be carried too, and looks like less stuffing about to make, might be worth having a go I reckon, keep us posted with yours Fanto.

Made this up today to practice my leatherworking skills. Will post some better pictures of it mounted when the suns up, :wink: Thanks for looking. http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC01384_zps3a6600f6.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC01385_zpsf4f5d49f.jpg h...

still very respectable results Bob I'd be happy.

Yeah I've read good and bad too, just like anything on the internet, :confused: works great for me and totally eliminates the need for fixing limb twist when tillering, as this equation has been addressed with the block and also sets the centre of the tips for you all in one move, personally I try e...

Bob, I just found some offcuts of this polycarb while scratching around in my shed, sing out if you would like some,

I'm in

Top pics looked like a good day, thanks for sharing..................https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hunter-V ... 0225611451
heres the link for anyone who needs it.
Cheers Sean.

They are offcuts from a job I done when I was glazing a couple of years back, no one getting out of those windows in a hurry

Cheers Bob, guess I better save for a chrony,

similar to what I use, but I made mine from 12mm thick marguard (explosion resistant polycarbonate) being 12mm thick I set them so the limbs have no twist and then mark either side for my limb tip width.

Cheers Sean.

looked like fun, thanks for sharing.

Thankyou for sharing, and well done mate, great to see your on track now and best of luck for the future also.

Thanks a heap mate, :biggrin: I have had a lot of interest, so I am considering it, but I am more than willing to help some members here out if they are keen :wink: , waiting on a couple of tools to come and sheaths will be ready for them asap, also have 3 more skinners almost done and a couple of o...

hope you have a good one.

I feel for you mate, sounds similar to my episode, messing round with the daughter barefoot both went for a fake karate style kick and our feet connected, I rolled around in pain and the 12 yr old daughter stood there laughing, guess she won :oops: the doctor was shocked and so was I when he told me...

top pics and I love the cooker, looks like it works a treat, suddemly I feel hungry.

cheers guys.

a couple more group shots, :smile: http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC01357_zps3a676a26.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC01358_zps9dec3dc1.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l516/lildonnyh/DSC01353_zpsf15865d1.jpg http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l...

Cheers guys, the buff horn comes up great, this is it for a little while now Bob, the plan is to use them now, one for me one for the missus and the Diamondwood 62" is for a mate who wants to join me on the hunt, getting into a few more knives for now.

I used old coke cans for the reeds, next time I make one I'll take some piccy's of the process and do a build along, quite simple really as long as the reed is flat with good tension and the two surfaces that it is between are perfectly flat, the distance between the 2 surfaces is optional but I lea...

Thanks a heap guys, it's like therapy for me, :lol: This next one is "supposed" to be helping me get some goats in the near future, finger crossed. I call it S.A.W 60 (superactionwood 60") 60" NTN 55# at 28" 7.5" brace height 17" riser 1 1/2" limbs 1/8 + tille...

Righto time to share number 3. :biggrin: 62" NTN 45# at 28" 7.5 brace height 17" riser 1 1/2" limbs 1/8" + tiller shelf cut to centre (+1/16 calf hair rest) Bocote limbs with carbon fibre backed action-boo cores Burgundy Diamondwood and Bocote riser with black coretuff accen...

nice little billy Bludog, and some very nice pics,

Cheers Fanto will give you a heads up next time I head to the big smoke, thanks for the offer, same goes if you ever come up this way mate.

That's a smooth lookin bow mate.

thanks Rod and cheers Fanto, the grip is very user friendly, tolke's, shrew bows and Caribow's such as your latest toy are very big influences on me,

Thanks mate, the next combo is pool room worthy in a big way, the bow is very sexy, whack some specs up later, enjoy.

Thanks guys, the comments are very rewarding to my ears.

Thanks Jeff the walnut is a nice simple grain but it seems to be a winner I reckon.