I bought a lovely shoot through from a fellow British Blades member.
It has nice Yew scales and a running dog adornment.
I could not shoot it very well so decided to convert it to over the top.
I produced a prototype using two part epoxy putty and hey presto I could shoot it great.
I had a Yew branch here that had seasoned 4 years which is not really enough but I thought I'd risk it.
So I capped the forks with it adding a brass Lanyard tube for a tad extra stength and a bit of extra bling.
It did develop a couple ofd fine cracks as I feared but I've stabilised it with an epoxy resin coating and I feel
quite confident it's done the job.
Forks are quite narrow with only a 32mm gap but using the flip shooting method I'll be ok, I hope. The prototype shot well, I rounded the steel
where thumb and forefinger go and it's really comfortable, I like the weight it feels solid.
I'll let you know how it shoots when my Theraband arrives.
Here it is, I hope you like it. ................. I may finish and polish the steel a bit better later on.
It has nice Yew scales and a running dog adornment.
I could not shoot it very well so decided to convert it to over the top.
I produced a prototype using two part epoxy putty and hey presto I could shoot it great.
I had a Yew branch here that had seasoned 4 years which is not really enough but I thought I'd risk it.
So I capped the forks with it adding a brass Lanyard tube for a tad extra stength and a bit of extra bling.
It did develop a couple ofd fine cracks as I feared but I've stabilised it with an epoxy resin coating and I feel
quite confident it's done the job.
Forks are quite narrow with only a 32mm gap but using the flip shooting method I'll be ok, I hope. The prototype shot well, I rounded the steel
where thumb and forefinger go and it's really comfortable, I like the weight it feels solid.
I'll let you know how it shoots when my Theraband arrives.
Here it is, I hope you like it. ................. I may finish and polish the steel a bit better later on.