Precision Ground Tapered Bow Laminations Review
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All 1½" laminations are 36" long with a .001 per inch taper. Sold by the pair. ...read more
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Precision Ground Tapered Bow Laminations Reviews
Room for improvement, but I'll purchase more
Moostache
3 years ago
I was a little worried about the first sets of these I bought since they seemed fairly warped... but I suppose a little of that is to be expected with pieces this thin. All in all, they worked great, and others I have ordered more recently looked better. Just a quick pass down a sandpaper block and they were ready to go. I removed 1 star because one of them had a decent bend… read more so I had to make the bow thinner than I would've liked. It seems like 3 Rivers only tailors to bows that are strictly 1" wide or thinner laminate bows. I like having the option to make all different types of bows, so as I've said in other reviews, I wish they would make these a little wider. It would allow us to make different styles AND allows us to pick the best part of the wood to work around inevitable imperfections in the woods.
Left on the shelf
Gazza
12 years ago
these osage lams are discoloured with marks where the rubber bands where they have been exposed to sunlight.
Tonkin boo
DIAMONDBACK
14 years ago
i was suprised how qucik they were shipped compared to other s iv bought these are top notch im very happy with them i will be buying a lot more of them
Great Lams
Binkly Bows
14 years ago
Just recently got into bow building and ordered the osage lams and they glued up perfect, look great, and my first bow shoots amazing. It really helps to have the lams pre tapered. I do wish they would make em in 72 inch lenghts though.
Excellent product
Lavr
14 years ago
Received what was ordere and in a reasonnable time
Great Product!!
Stick and String Custom Archery
14 years ago
I use this for bow cores on the custom bows i build. Great Product!!
OK,expensive compared to others
Rob
14 years ago
I've used lams from different vendors. 3Rivers is unsurpassed in terms of order and delivery speed, but the lams were not entirely straight and they are more expensive than others. Decent product, made a decent bow, but for the price I'd expect perfection.
I would buy again
Dew92004
14 years ago
i wish you carried them in full length so i would not have to put a leather wrap around the handel
Good quality laminations at a good price
Justin
14 years ago
Good lams, precise cuts and tapers just as advertised. I used a combination of 5 pairs of these lams and 2 sets of glass to build a very nice Longbow that pulls approximately 55lbs at 28 inches. I will definitely be placing another order soon for my next Longbow project.
Precision Ground Tapered Bow Laminations Questions and Answers
Asked by
Hobbit Homes
5 years ago
I see the laminating products are rated at 28 inches. My draw length is 30.5 inches. how does it change performance. Will the bow simply have a higher draw weight? I've stumbled into an entire spalted Elm tree that has gorgeous grain in it. Will that wood
These lams are 36" and sold by the pair. A laminated bow is gene
5 years ago
These lams are 36" and sold by the pair. A laminated bow is generally weighed at 28" but the bow weight will depend on the thickness of the laminations and your glass. You will want to build a form for the shape of your bow and then build one and see where the weight comes out.
Asked by
Ron
5 years ago
First time bow builder. I am into making wood bows without fiberglass. Want laminations that will work for that end, and also looking to make a 45# longbow, one piece about 68" long. 1) will these laminations work and if not which ones will, and 2) what t
These laminations are 36" long each and sold by the pair. Here i
5 years ago
These laminations are 36" long each and sold by the pair. Here is a chart to give you an idea https://www.3riversarchery.com/pdf/LongbowChart.pdf
Asked by
Barni
5 years ago
Are there any physical differencies (when speaking about bow building) between the listed wood materials? I mean, all of them works equally well? For instance, a .075 thick elm would cast an arrow in the same manner, with the same force as a .075 thick ba
When determining the thickness of the lamination's for the final
5 years ago
When determining the thickness of the lamination's for the final weight of the bow then they would all be almost identical. However they will all have slightly different characteristics. For instance the bamboo is going to be a little snappier (quicker) than the rest. This is because of the nature of Bamboo.
Asked by
Auronni
3 years ago
If I were to use item #5635 Can I use these as nock reinforcement? if so, what size would you recommend?
Being that they are tapered, it would be best to use a different
3 years ago
Being that they are tapered, it would be best to use a different material for the nock reinforcement.
Asked by
Albert
4 years ago
Your bow poundage chart gives approximate draw weights for various butt thicknesses. Do those values total thicknesses include backing material?
yes you will want to calculate your fiberglass backing into your
4 years ago
yes you will want to calculate your fiberglass backing into your thickness.
Asked by
Garry
5 years ago
How do I know what size of a bow that I need to get?
The thickness will have a direct effect on the bow poundage.
5 years ago
The thickness will have a direct effect on the bow poundage.
Asked by
Luke
5 years ago
Hello I'm new to bow making was wondering if you can use the action banboo as a backing material bc I don't like the look of regular banboo
If you want to use it as a veneer I would recommend backing it w
5 years ago
If you want to use it as a veneer I would recommend backing it with glass.
Asked by
Hobbit Homes
5 years ago
I see the laminating products are rated at 28 inches. My draw length is 30.5 inches. how does it change performance. Will the bow simply have a higher draw weight? I've stumbled into an entire spalted Elm tree that has gorgeous grain in it. Will that wood
These lams are 36" and sold by the pair. A laminated bow is gene
5 years ago
These lams are 36" and sold by the pair. A laminated bow is generally weighed at 28" but the bow weight will depend on the thickness of the laminations and your glass. You will want to build a form for the shape of your bow and then build one and see where the weight comes out.
Asked by
Ron
5 years ago
First time bow builder. I am into making wood bows without fiberglass. Want laminations that will work for that end, and also looking to make a 45# longbow, one piece about 68" long. 1) will these laminations work and if not which ones will, and 2) what t
These laminations are 36" long each and sold by the pair. Here i
5 years ago
These laminations are 36" long each and sold by the pair. Here is a chart to give you an idea https://www.3riversarchery.com/pdf/LongbowChart.pdf
Asked by
Bill
5 years ago
First time bow builder and I wanted to ask if the size on this product ment thickness as far as draw weight on finished bow with for example .095 being for a heavier bow?
It all depends on the thickness of your glass and other laminati
5 years ago
It all depends on the thickness of your glass and other laminations. If you built a form you generally will have to build a bow so see what weight a certain thickness gives you.
Asked by
Paul the bowyer
5 years ago
When will the maple lamination be available ?
The maple has been discontinued and we will no longer be getting
5 years ago
The maple has been discontinued and we will no longer be getting any more in.
Asked by
Barni
5 years ago
Are there any physical differencies (when speaking about bow building) between the listed wood materials? I mean, all of them works equally well? For instance, a .075 thick elm would cast an arrow in the same manner, with the same force as a .075 thick ba
When determining the thickness of the lamination's for the final
5 years ago
When determining the thickness of the lamination's for the final weight of the bow then they would all be almost identical. However they will all have slightly different characteristics. For instance the bamboo is going to be a little snappier (quicker) than the rest. This is because of the nature of Bamboo.
Asked by
Zo
6 years ago
What type of woods are the best for recurve bows
These will all work great for building recurve bows.
6 years ago
These will all work great for building recurve bows.