Sinew and Tightbond 3, a Revision

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A video showing how I sinew back an Osage orange Longbow using Titebond 3 in lieu of hide glue. I’m not knocking hide glue. It’s one of the strongest glues. The real advantage of titebond is it’s a lot more resistant to softening when exposed to wet conditions, plus, in my opinion, a lot easier to work with. I have an earlier video on this Chanel, but I’ve improved my methods, so I just wanted to share with those interested. Watch the end real close. My little grandson slipped in the video… funny

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10 май 2024

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@user-zg1zl9xx4t 6 дней назад

Oh hey, I wanted to tell you also and a couple of these bows. I did where I overshot my weight a little bit because I go too fast all the time I just slowly layer on thin layers of sinew and check it each day for tiller and weight until I have it where I want it and you know each layer you add just adds performance anyway have a good day. I’m working on my deer slayer today, but all I have is Ironwood got my brush Knox on yesterday.

@user-zg1zl9xx4t 7 дней назад

I never can wait 24 hours thank God tight bond drives fast well hey I’ve been putting a little strip of parchment paper over my Senu before I tape it and it’s another thing but it works decent. Lotta times I don’t even wrap it. I just sit there and keep Pat in it down till the glue is pretty much dry. I just get tired of fighting those wrapping’s and my results are pretty much the same anyway, thanks for sharing brother. Have a good day.

@goldenwoodbows1187 7 дней назад

Interesting, I’ve considered doing that. I just like it compressed as much as I can get it. Don’t think it makes a difference though, in performance

@user-zg1zl9xx4t 7 дней назад

@@goldenwoodbows1187 no question brother, and like you said that helps keep its reflex and everything after I broke about 20 bowls I put seeing you on every single one now just about if I didn’t send you with some fiberglass cloth or I mean anything I just did Ironwood recurve and had a pristine back on it and I’ve been dickin around with it for a while because I go to fast and make mistakes and I got to set stuff side and go back to it the next day or whatever and this one is 95% tailored and it left a big giant splinter and my first instinct was I just filled it with CA glue and pushed it back down I didn’t want to bend it and unstring it and thend again to open it didn’t know what to do I just, but it worked out and then I backed it with the cloth but you never know so if you got to seeing you pound for pound, that’s the best backing in the world still after thousands of years, but sorry for the long message man thanks for the knowledge

@user-zg1zl9xx4t 7 дней назад

Also, I’m kind of poor so I usually shred my send you up down to find strands and then lay it out and layers so I can stretch it farther. I can do a whole bowl with half as much send you that way it’s just a little bit more tediousand then by the time we do three or four, then it’s a stick like yours is but I don’t go through it as fast that way seems like I don’t know

@user-zg1zl9xx4t 11 дней назад

Stuff can be tedious to work with but always worth it in the end i’ve been using tape on to because the place I usually get my glue didn’t have a gallon of three and one thing I like about it. It drives a little bit faster so you’re waiting time is cut down on your glue there I don’t know try it out. See if you like it, the end result is about the same anyway, have a good night man

@user-zg1zl9xx4t 11 дней назад

Not tape titebond 2 talk to type lol

@goldenwoodbows1187 7 дней назад

By the way, you can edit your comments by touching the three dots. It’ll show an edit option