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Hi Brad,On my first attempt at the bow cant frames,
I believe I milled angle on the wrong face.
See photos below and please let me know if you agree with my assessment:
1. I should not have milled the angle on the aft face of the frame.
2. I should have milled the angle on the bow face of the frame.
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Thanks!Hi Brad,
If you hawse timbers are constructed the same way as mine on Fame - only the side of the timbers facing the next timber is beveled. The frame facing the stem is always flat. Hope this helps - believe me I may have built these a dozen times before getting an acceptable result.




I learnt something new. ThanksHi Brad,
If you hawse timbers are constructed the same way as mine on Fame - only the side of the timbers facing the next timber is beveled. The frame facing the stem is always flat. Hope this helps - believe me I may have built these a dozen times before getting an acceptable result.



Hi Brad. You guys are having the "best" life. Awesome. If you ever come to SA maybe my son (He just bought himself a new rifle - enjoys a good hunt once in a while) could organise something - get some Kudu ,Eland or Gemsbok.....Another blessed Colorado gift, to add to the Antelope meat in the freezer! Four days into a 9-day season I found this beautiful Mule Deer, with Eight lovely does, in a deep ravine.
Eight-hour recovery, with the help of my wonderful Son-in-Law (who discovered he is allergic to deer![]()
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1 Mile south of the Wyoming border, at 8,300ft. 30MPH winds and blowing snow flurries.
Fine Food For Friends/Family if anyone is in Loveland CO! Gear is cleaned and stowed for next year and modeling will resume shortly!
Sorry for the off-topic post but it explains my absence for the last week!
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