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Wow dude, Your pronanciations very clean, i subscribed your channel now

0:58 That called "Urethane film"

Kramer I would love to see a video on how to make a sight that would clamp or somehow attach to a self bow without damaging it.

“If it shoots, it works”

You didn’t say the ring company sponsoring you today made rings that change colour coz yours has gone from black to white 😂

I'm going to get to visit your shop, in the fall, and I already know Shatterproof is very respectful and helpful. You will share all you know about archery. Looking forward to seeing y'all. From Sam in Tennessee. Number One Archery Shop in Colorado!!!

I don't know from where the bow Maker of U.S gets there bamboo from. But there is a type of bamboo which is very strong.Mostly found in South East Asia People of Thailand, and Vietnam used this bamboo to make Crossbow.

Watching with headphones, the last part about the nodeless backing you spoke only in my left ear. That was hella annoying fyi

mr ammons sir : have you read the book wrote about howard hill and how he built his out of bamboo it is very interesting due to differrent woods but only one type of bamboo from china ????????

Thanks! Great info.. ok.. I'm off to the shop to sand and tiller.. :)

Excellent video as allways, very in depth and very informative very well exsplaned, I learned a lot just with this one video,a big thank you...

Great content, love your videos man. Many thanks

This is my personal experience with Titebond hide glue. I used it to attach fletching to my fletching with additional wraps one on each end and in the middle of each feather. I was hunting a fall morning in Texas and there was a heavy fog. Enough so that water would drip from my arrow occasionally. I looked down once and the sinew wraps on my fletching were slowly unwinding. When it got wet, the hide glue let go. Anyway, that’s just my experience.

Awesome!

Have you ever used iron wooden in bow making? I only ever made a couple bows. And I ended up sticking with white oak. But I have this piece of iron wood I wanted to test. I should mention I was most doing crossbows limbs. Did I've long bow and one laminated recurce.

Lofi backing track while making a video on make a bow, a perfect choice, goes really well the subject matter, love your videos bud...

Great video

more great info!!!!!!! Do you ever heat treat the bamboo? i find by going through this process you can literally transform the bamboo into a far superior material which takes allot less set and also has better rigidity. Love to hear your take on it!!!! Keep them coming and blessings and light from England

Loving the content...

And it's a weed weed are good

i don't think the bamboo is spliced... its the knot.

I think you should try a canvas drop cloth as an inexpensive backing…

Not weird. Awesome we are not alone

Bro slid directly through the middle like a waterslide😊 Lucky

Every time I have ever flattened, the nodes on bamboo even standing them flat on a crowned.Bamboo back that bow broke at the nodes. I've also seen a lot of bows that were very good made with bamboo backs.And bamboo bellies. Including a ton of historical designs. I just sent someone a laminated.Bow made in the late forty's or early fifties in Okinawa for US servicemen that had a bamboo belly. My first five or seven bamboo backed bows had bamboo flooring on the belly. It makes a great belly. I'm so confused. What wizardry are you concocting here?

I have no idea how the heck you're getting away with flattening nodes on bamboo. That is an absolute dogmatic do not do.

Hey, we are all weird in our own way. Be a proud, weirdo man.

I have made a lot of bows with laminated bamboo on the belly. The vertically laminated stuff was the best. Like bamboo action wood

It's wild that I used to talk to you online, over 20 twenty years ago about this very subject on the Leatherwall traditional archery forum. Some of my first bows made were from bamboo flooring backed with raw bamboo. Boofloo, it came to be known. I remember people trying to use laminated.Bamboo for a backing and not having workout very well. Back then anyway.

The bows from the movie Troy, during the beach battle scene is what is like to you you build. They have a lot of deflex but still look fairly long. It'd be an interesting build.

Nice video. A tip you may find useful when using hot glue .. rubbing alcohol makes it release quite easily off most surfaces just a little dab on the hot glue and it'll let go

i watch, because knowing how to make a bow could be the way to survive, if power hungry idiots keep geting into power

beautiful bow, i'm shocked how quiet it is

i tried a full bambu bow, and it bends funny near the nots... it works, somehow, but tillering is very hard when its not simetrical. On my second bow, one hinge apeared, after a good amount of tillering, when i was thinking it was enough... some advice how to corret that?

If you were to laminate the bamboo yourself with proper boatbuilders scarf joints at the end junctions it should be far more even.

1:32 bluds got a built-in elk caller

It would be interesting how the higo yumi style arrangement would perform in that type of bow.

There's a channel called BambooArchery who is a bowyer and has videos on the mathematical minimum GPP for different bow designs and the math behind stacking and when to expect it based on the trigonometry of the bow and how much it bends. Think you'd get a kick out of it if you haven't already checked him out

Good to know, I wouldn't want to get bamboozled

Always fun and informative to watch your videos. Thanks. If I wasn't so busy/lazy I would try making my own. I have a large woodshop full of tools. Ah well, not today. You are an inspiration though.

I love the content. Great information for someone like me just starting into bow making.❤❤❤

this video came at a perfect time, just ordered a bamboo bow backing for my red oak bow i’m making

I can't wait to make my first bow, just saving up to get a stave and now I need to save a bit more for the bamboo strip!

I happen to have a 72" longbow, made from hickory belly, bamboo backed, 50# draw, it holds a bit of string follow, but still shoots true, I've had it bout 16 years now, still would drop a whitetail, shakyjake out.

Really good info.. thank you Krammer. Will let you know how my bow turns out.

You make bow making look almost easy.

Has anyone every though to use hemp which actually grows faster and no knots

I finally figured why I can't hit a target with an arrow. . . I don't have a bow. :P

You mentioned that you've needed around 50 prototypes for "The Bones". Wouldn't it save a lot of time and money to use a CAD-programme for drawing the design an another one like e.g. "Super-Tiller" to virtually test that design. Most of the time, when I create new bow-designs I don't need to build more than two prototypes. It takes me an hour or so for the first draft of the design and another hour for the calculations. Then it will take me an hour for adjustments on the design and new tests. So, all in all, I need around eight to ten hours until the results of the calculations fit my ideas and I can start building a router template for the bow-form. Usually the calculations are about 95% accurate and the bow comes out fine so that I can see where adjustments need to be done to meet the final 5%...

I have a black phantom bow by mandarin duck 25 lbs , begginer archer