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I've been making a few one piece recurves lately,so I thought i'de put some pics on, I mean get my mate Jeff to put them on for me i'll have to learn how to do that one day anyway the bows are 62in- 48lb that I hope to blood next week ,timber in the riser is bubinga purple heart and a little bit of wenge ,in the pics its the braced bow,the other is 64in -55lb bubinga and a little bit of purple heart.thats heading to the N.T..............i'm liking the feel of the high wrist riser ,a bit different for my bows

LB these really look fantastic mate, Love your work.

Hazard

Thanks mate

Thanks for putting the pics on Jeff

No probs mate. They're a couple of nice looking bows.

Jeff

Thanks Jeff

very nice work, well done.

As usual Rod, another couple classy bows. I like their lines and your workmanship is excellent as usual.

Looking good Rod.
I'll hit you up in a PM as I have mate whose looking for a curve. And I know she would love an aussie bow even if she is a Kiwi

Some very good looking curves there Rod.
Good to see you trying something different with your bow making.
Regards

John

I'm coming over for a shot! They look fantastic mate!!!

Thank you guys ... .....no worries Paul

very nice Rod , you'd have to be happy with them

Mate! Wicked recurves, Boof! How did you find shaping the pistol grip handle? Bit of a steep learning curve? Good luck during the week, gotta see some pics of ya bloodin' the 62"er.

Thanks Kerry , yep i'm fairly happy with them ..............Thanks Booof,the riser wasn't too bad to do mate.......yep hoping to blood the other 64in I made awhile back too,we're looking forward to some goat backstraps

very nice, well done

Thanks mate

Outstanding work mate very classic old school lines and love a bowmaker that keeps evolving in his bow designs. Far to many that get a design and never change anything after that.
Well done mate..
Cheers KIM

Thanks my friend.....

Very nice. Those risers look excellent!

Thank mate

Nice Rod. i like the look of the wenge.

Excellent work Rod, I knew you would come around to the curves in the end. A little more challenging, but what a great result.
How do they shoot?
Did you make two separate forms or just leave the limbs longer to get the different length bows?
Don't usually use imported timbers but I bought my self a piece of Bubinga recently from the mill I get most of the timber that I can't gather myself cause they are closing down in a couple of months (Bummer) and I couldn't resist. glad to see it's so attractive.

Cheers, Rob.

Great looking bows Rod, I hope you have success blooding both of your curves.

Cheers...... Rod

Thanks Otis,i like the wenge or winge too ............Thank you Rob,yep a little bit more fiddley but not too bad i'm very happy with the way the 62in shoots haven't shot the other one yet,got a few more coats to put on it just use the one form for both.....

Thanks Rod,yeah blooded the old 64in on a goat and happy with the way it shot ,didnt get a chance with the shorter one.........

Well done Rod, congratulations. Maybe next time you'll get a chance for the shorter one.

Cheers........ Rod

Thanks Rod,hope to be heading out bush in a few weeks so we'll see how it goes

Oi ,

very very nice work mate .....

are you selling these yet ?

I think I am in love !!!

Thanks Ben.......yep in the near future