SX2002
Loc: Adelaide, South Australia
I've mentioned before just how much I miss my archery since my spine was damaged...just sorting some pics out and ran across these..
This is just a small sample of some of the things I made over the years..not only for my target archery but my medieval archery group...
Some of these pics are old film shots and not the best quality...
See my sundial, they didn't have digital watches in medieval times..LOL
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The items on the left are release aids, used to draw the string on a compound bow.
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Target sight in the foreground.
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Middle top is an arrow straightener.
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Fletching Jig.
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Clout sight for shooting 180 meters.
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Arrow Rest. Fully adjustable.
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Arrow rest shown on my bow.
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Made the case and fittings to hold my gear.
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Medieval style crossbow.
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How neat, Ron! Beautiful craftsmanship.
SX2002 wrote:
I've mentioned before just how much I miss my archery since my spine was damaged...just sorting some pics out and ran across these..
This is just a small sample of some of the things I made over the years..not only for my target archery but my medieval archery group...
Some of these pics are old film shots and not the best quality...
Wow, I wouldn’t be sneaking around your house at night!?
Beautiful engineering.
SX2002 wrote:
I've mentioned before just how much I miss my archery since my spine was damaged...just sorting some pics out and ran across these..
This is just a small sample of some of the things I made over the years..not only for my target archery but my medieval archery group...
Some of these pics are old film shots and not the best quality...
Thank you for sharing these excellent photos. Your fabricating craftsmanship is beautifully captured here. I love the fitted case, it says a great deal about your sense of order and respect for your tools. Beautiful work Ron and I love the concept of craftsmanship being applied to record craftsmanship!
Phil
What a wonderful set, Ron. Great craftmanship and excellent images.
wow, really neat stuff, I shot, but didn't get into it that deep, mostly shot long bows.
takes a lot of skill to make that kinda stuff, well done!!!!!!
Wow, Ron. Your creative skills must have added a lot to your enjoyment.
SX2002
Loc: Adelaide, South Australia
HOT Texas wrote:
wow, really neat stuff, I shot, but didn't get into it that deep, mostly shot long bows.
takes a lot of skill to make that kinda stuff, well done!!!!!!
Thanks Johnny, I also shot a longbow in my medieval group and also a bit of field archery...
SX2002
Loc: Adelaide, South Australia
Cwilson341 wrote:
Wow, Ron. Your creative skills must have added a lot to your enjoyment.
Thanks Carol, certainly did, it was a great sport/hobby...saved me a lot of money over the years as well...
rlaugh
Loc: Michigan & Florida
You are very talented in many areas my friend!!
CLF
Loc: Raleigh, NC
SX2002 wrote:
I've mentioned before just how much I miss my archery since my spine was damaged...just sorting some pics out and ran across these..
This is just a small sample of some of the things I made over the years..not only for my target archery but my medieval archery group...
Some of these pics are old film shots and not the best quality...
Ron, your photos are always great and now showing us your skill in making other items with your hands and mind is just beyond my imagination.
Greg
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