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Thank you for the awesome video! I've made one out of oak and am super happy with it 😁 I would like to make a recurve aswell, how do I apply this to making a recurve bow? Thanks!

Cool vid Thank you

I made a mistake with my measurements, and the width of my board is only 1.37 inches (3.5cm) wide. I'm going for a lower draw weight, but I wanted to know if the limb taper should be any different to compensate? Or would the 10 inches be ok?

Your content is amazing Dan ! Thank you 🙏

Love your stuff man !!!! So happy I found it . Every aspect is great .

Awesome video, out of curiosity, is there a reason you don't use a straight edge or some other tool when you're tillering to determine bend? I've seen other bowyer videos like Kramer who use a "tillering gizmo" (ua-cam.com/video/wGd2zxi-zTE/v-deo.html). Is there some trade off, or is it just because you have asymmetric limbs? Your method seems like it takes a lot of skill, as a complete beginner the tillering gizmo seems attractive so that I don't accidentally create a bend or run into other obvious issues you would catch by eye, but I may not. Do you think it's a better idea for a first time bowyer to use the gizmo or eyeball it? Is there a tradeoff or some performance I would be missing out on by going that route?

What is the length of the stick pls?

Distributing the bend away from Over stressed areas to underatressed areas - Wow thanks. I have made 27 bow's till date and so appreciative for this nugget of info. Great nature footage as well. Thank you Dan

Try backing the bow. Youll get alittle more power out of it. The paiutes in the owens valley used sinue, rawhide, snake skin etc on juniper bows. The yumans made desert willow bows that were also backed.

Its gonna take an hour to do the work

As I heard a great bowyer say at one point, 'if you ain't breaking them, you ain't making them'. After ten years of general wood wrighting, and four years of bowyer, I find that to be true...

At 5:43, is the measurement of the handle and stave 1.5 inches high? Or is the stave and handle a combined 3 inches? I ask because the board I have is 1.5 inches thick and it would be convenient to not have to glue the hable and have one solid piece (if this would work) Thanks!

Excelente Dan!!! siempre agradecido por hacerme parte de este viaje!

This is a very unique and informative video, thanks Dan

a primordial question that I have not seen discussed in this level of depth!!! Again you and your cousin make UA-cam better than Netflix!!!

Great video! I'm not an archer but your vids are interesting and informative. Maybe I can pick this up as a hobby

Beautiful Bows. My favorite bow is a well-made bush long bow self-bow Rules . Very well explained.

Honestly there's just something so cool looking about an exaggerated asymmetric

Now that looks comfy on the cheeks!!

Dan uploads a video and I waste no time!

Great video as always! Ive been making bows for over 20 years and have never heard any one explain tiller as "having no idea where the bow will break" talk about a light bulb moment! That is the simplest and most intuitive way of thinking about tiller I've ever heard. Absolutely love that. I'm teaching a group of young men how to make a bow right now and they will be slowly working their way through their first staves on and off over the next month. I will be stealing this concept when we get to the tillering stage. Thank you!

Bob Ross of bowmaking. Simple, yet very informative video as always, love it!

Informative and awesome vide as always

Dan de Verdad tus Videos Tutoriales no tienen desperdicio , Gracias de parte de un Compatriota en Kissimmee Fl 👏👏👏💝😘👍🙏🏻

Yeah my favorite time is making stuff, I once didn't like a chair 🪑 and broke it made a something to hunt with, it shoots has a 6 arrows magazine. I keep it in my grandfather's house in countryside in the city I'll get in trouble 🤣 and yeah I didn't even have a saw when I made it, I made the saw first lol

Awesome content as always!! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!

Great episode, I've spent a lot of time thinking about this lately. Thank you for this summary, duly noted. :) The budding Bowyer on yt. 🇨🇦

Здравствуйте. Очень красиво. Прошу извинить за вопрос не по теме... Какой предмет преподаёте ученикам ? Спасибо.

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Finally I understand! you made it click

Beautiful video! Though I do have a question: when you lay out an off-center handle on a traditional western recurve bow, do you adjust the point of recurve/degree of recurve of the shorter limb so that it, in terms of proportion, resembles the longer limb? This same question might also apply to designs like the Mollegabet: do you adjust the lever length between the two limbs if you choose to feature an off-center handle?

You're a artist my friend. Nuff luv from the UK 💛

Great explanations!

I was wondering if it makes a difference that on the steppe type recurve bows the tips were flattened perpendicularly to the rest of the bow and often hold straight by applying antler or bone onto this tips. Obviously it was important for them that the siyahs of the bow won't bend, which provided a higher speed of propulsion to the arrows I suppose. Would the tips that you make here bend, or do they just marginally participate in the bending of the bow because you curved them artificially?

Always impressed with your videos and skill. Thank you.

Beautyfull

dude this music is amazing, bow too.

I have some 1000lb dynema cord, is there a reason not to use it as a tillering string?

Is it possible / advised to carve an arrow rest into the handle of this bow?

Has any one used a pear tree for a bow? I had to take one down last year and it has been set aside to dry.

This is unbelievably informative! Thankyou for this knowledge.

Really awesome video, very helpful. I am attempting my first bow soon. Thank you.

I love the finish! My daughter's is named after the corn flower but in a different language. I want to make a kids bow for her with this finish ❤

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I would love to take one of your classes if you are still teaching

Those arrow looks groegeous!!

And Hour My Ass!! Really cool informative video but still this going to take longer than a hour. 😂

What timber is it?

Aha...tak naprawdę ten gest z opadaniem łuku na końcu to ogólnie przyjęta ściema. Nikt w czasie polowania tak nie robi bo strzela się z różnych pozycji. Ale ładnie to wygląda na pokazach😊

Pomijając fakt że Ci się chłopie na ręce karwasz przekręcił to ok😂😂😂

You do good work dude. I like your relationship to wood and I’ve slowly begun my first attempt, I’m cool if it fails “it’s expected to, so i just grabbed a knotted piece of dry yellow birch. It’s been interesting