DIY $2.34 Bow Build (How To)

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kramerammonsarchery

As always, this was a fun video to watch. Obviously, we all know that Pine is not an ideal bow wood but nonetheless, it is a functional bow. What I have found is that compression is the weakness for softer woods. I wonder if it could be fire hardened to help with compression, and maybe a cheap backing of fiberglass cloth. You might be able to get it up to 35 or 40 lbs that way and still keep the price down.

johnt.chambers

This is a border life changing video for me. I understand there's some basic tool necessary to get the project done but cost vs skill xp is insane. Thank you sir, great video

EP-zlgj

I am always curious and theorize that pine woods from 2x4s are okay for bow making, but I've never actually tried it out of fear it'll just fail...

But you, not only you prove it to be possible, but also make it seem easy enough for other people to build it. Thank you very much for your efforts 😊 now I'll know for sure it'll work if I follow these instructions 👏👏

adtymryd

I'd love to see how you tackle making a different style of bow, even if just for one video. Something like a asymmetric bow like a Yumi bow or even a Penobscot bow. Great video, keep up the good work!

goofistmcnutty

Kramer you and Clay hayes are really making me want to start trying to build bows 🙏

zachbrazeau

I made a flat bow once from a piece of oak flooring (tongue and groove, real wood).

redbeard

Sounds like it'd be great for just plinking. Sometimes all you really want is to get out on the range and send some arrows, and this would absolutely do that.

vicroc

You should try a pine belly with a birch back! Two laminate bow. It's the traditional Finno Ugric style. A cheap yet high performing bow?

fadeintoyou

This is amazing! If I can, I would like to make this work for kids who would be able to see and help craft their own bow.

CaptainAhab

Glad to see this channel growing. Can't wait for you guys to start selling bows again. I'd be first on the list. 😉

bubblehead

Here in Australia, We have a Hardware store, Bunnings. They sell Australian Spotted gum floor boards. They make very nice self bows

Helliconia

I remember seeing in a forum somewhere that some pine woods are denser than others. The pine from the lumber store is young and cheap pine which is going to be terrible. I also read that because it is a soft wood, you would need to make it wider and longer than your average bow so it doesn't set quickly. I always wanted to try doing a cheap pine build, but never have.

MaxDad

This would pair really well with the straw? and silk spiral targets you showed previously.

theBrightman

I remember like it was yesterday a video you put out of a store bought board bow DIY. I wonder how many years ago that was and how long i've been with you on youtube

pedroclaro