As the title suggests, good to see young men keeping almost lost arts alive in the world of cad and cnc. (You’d be hard pressed to find a superior option for wing tip bows than steam bent laminated ash when everything is accounted for in my opinion, hanger rash, wing tip strikes, weight to robustness…).
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- Thread starter Flatiowa
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As the title suggests, good to see young men keeping almost lost arts alive in the world of cad and cnc. (You’d be hard pressed to find a superior option for wing tip bows than steam bent laminated ash when everything is accounted for in my opinion, hanger rash, wing tip strikes, weight to robustness…).
