ottoman bow

Wow! That's a very pretty bow!

I'm also impressed by your patience, hehe 8)

Short, nice, beautiful. Congratulations!

that's it !
will you flight-shoot ?

Peter, Another beautiful work.

Looks good. Can you add a picture without string?

Hello Peter,

Very nice shape,...congratulations.

Skilled man, I like your works.

Cem

Hi Peter, beautiful(and powerful) bow. Congrats.

Thank you all for your kind words!

Peter

Looks very good, congratulations!

Heavy tips decrease the bow efficiency. If I were you, I would cut the tips 2,5 - 3 cm over the knocks.

thank you for advice, nokyay.

the photo was done during tillering! i prefer to cut and shape tipends when tiller is good.

thanks
Peter

Peter,
Your Ottoman bows are always amazing. I am impressed.

Nice , Peter! Like i see , most of us was "midle age " child bowyears :lol: , like me...

Finish .......

ye! very beautiful bow

just perfect, very impressive

Very impressive indeed! Congratulations!

:shock: :shock: :shock:

Very very nice!! Impressive!

Will you do some flight-shooting with this bow? - or some chrono-tests?

What kind paint do you use?
You are master, congrats.

Cem

Beautiful shape, and well made decoration: congrats! Mass?

Francesco

Thank you all!

Kvilio: this is a target-bow and i am a target-shooter. I built a flight-bow i will brace in July (hope it will not break, has 2 small failings in wooden part and one in horn). Not done chrono until now, have none. But it feels pretty fast.
Cem: its Acryl-painting in thin layers, bright translucent colours, if you don?t mix it with white. Finished with 2 layers varnish. Somewhen (perhaps in pension) i will try with eggwhite like Adam discribes.
Francesco: 430gramm, grip is cornell-cherry -> heavier than water! Arms at widest part 35mm (including leather-cover, i use thicker one from deer for side protection).

So far
Peter

Great work. Beautiful, both the tiller and the decoration.
S?ndor

sehr,sehr gute Arbeit,kompliment gruss Roland