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No, but geometry wise it should work nicely

Yes Sir! In depth video coming up!

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Cheers for the kind comments! Best wishes to Singapore

I've never heard of that issue. Bought multiple times from them and so have other people I know.

Thanks. I haven't because the geometry doesn't fit at all

@@woodsmansfinest3814 are you looking for limb steeper pad angles and shorter riser length mainly for longbow limbs? Thanks for your help!

@@HaydenBond007 like I'm saying in all my ilf longbow videos, they are a compromise. You need a decent amount of preload but still not so much as to make em stack. It is difficult to find the right riser for ILF longbow limbs. Satori, black Elk etc aren't.

Sweet. Have fun!

Hahaha... Complaining about free content? You got anything to show for? Sad!

Much appreciated brother!

@@woodsmansfinest3814 yes sir! I only got interested in spoon carving about a week ago but I’ve been binging your videos and drooling over your Craft Carver with Liam Hoffman. I’m from North Carolina myself, so that will likely be the one that I pick up, when it’s fiscally responsible.

@@elijahthompson3899 make sure to hit up my website Woodsmansfinest.com and check the discount link to my course page. It is crazy affordable right now and gets you started right.

@@woodsmansfinest3814 Thank you, that’s great to know. I’ve been on your website a dozen times but only looking at spoons and carving tools. I’ll be sure to check that out!

Yes they are amazing and that setup sounds about perfect!

Love the 652 Spectra strings. Js custom strings are my go to

Very good. Used them before hand.

A review of a the tajima saw would be great. Also silky vs tajima. Not much info on tajima saws in English.

@@ismaildawoodjee4085 very comparable. Silky has more choices.

Yeah me too.

Carbonized cherry...

Ich glaub USA ist die einzige Adresse.

Cheers for watching.

Thank you so much!

No, That's not us

I beat the crap out of them and still wear em!

I think this one was maple.

Oh thank you brother! That's a great question! Are we talking one-piece, longbow, recurve, Takedown, ILF and at what draw length and what budget? I'd love to figure this one out together!

This would be on a budget of 600 US. I have a 27 inch draw length and I was thinking about an ILF riser recurve or longbow is fine with me. I have been shooting Bear recurves for years but I know there is other bows out there that shooting better and don’t stack as bad as Bear

@@mumurioste790 awesome! I'd go 17 inches on the riser with plenty of deflex paired with neutral limb pads. Also, Wf19 with medium recurve limbs would make a killer and fast setup. Maybe you'd find a set on the used market. Wood or metal riser?

Thank you for the info. I love the look of wood but metal is just fine for me. I found a Allegheny 17″ Ranger - ILF Riser but I don’t know much about them though.

@@mumurioste790 great riser but in my opinion not fish nor meat. No deflex paired with relexed limp pads is contra productive and the lack of accessory bushings for rests etc take away most of the benefits of having an ilf system. Save on the riser and get a used Titan in 17 or 19 inches, a WF 19 or one of the Bosen risers. Spend money on the limbs! Huge of the Bosen RCS myself, which are their regular carbon/foam recurve limbs, MK Korea machx or zest spray painted are dope for hunting, maybe the best limbs I've shot. Get a eagle flight quiver which dampens the limbs and doesn't mess with your balance of the bow, a nap center rest flipper arm for incredible arrow flight and a Spectra 652 14strand string with well installed cat whiskers for a weather proof and absolutely quiet setup that can do anything for ya.. Btw, thank you for the motivation. I haven't shot my bow in a bit and just got excited!

Yes they do I think. I'm not involved with their business but I've heard of tons of US based viewers that they ordered them online. Cheers

@@woodsmansfinest3814 Thanks man!, I was planning to buy the Win/Win black elk, but seems that for that price I could get somethong better with them. I looked at amazon but just found a low budget bow from them www.amazon.com/BOSEN-BOWS-Takedown-RightHand-20-55LBS/dp/B07CQJ3JLK/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8&th=1

Sure. I use it successfully with one wheel and flat stones to finish. I worked with Nic. The Tormek is still successfully used worldwide and for decades. People make it work just fine.

@@woodsmansfinest3814 I made a mistake it seems in my description; I love the Tormek, it is by far the best I've ever worked with. My criticism is specifically about Tormek's knife jig and the video above. I've had both old and new and now Nic's. Also, the more I watch Nic;s video the more I notice my own inadequacies in technique AND knowledge and unfortunately Tormek's knife Jig design.

The hardest working Tormek, that's running no matter what! Thanks for the positive comment! Hobbyists might have time to clean their stuff when they use it every once in a while. I don't.

I wouldn't recommend these limbs on a Satori.

Dang, I was hoping they would work on my satori. Is it the lack of deflex in the Satori that makes them not work so well?

I think what you meant was the 21 inch riser and the longer limbs were a no go. Not necessarily the Satori design. I think I’m going to risk it on a set of medium limbs on it and see how I like it. I also hunt with 64 inch bows in the Rockies and Alaska. Never had a problem getting around, and I hunt deep in nasty. Recently I have been using Uukha Gobi mediums on my Satori 21. I just really want an ilf longbow that performs and is consistent. It would be much quieter for cagey animals like Pronghorn. I’ll let you know how they do sir. Thanks again for all your advice!

@@bradleysweetin2271 what? He Satori has one of the most pronounced deflex of all risers on the market. No, it is the combo of deflex, length, limb pad angles and needed brace hight on these limbs that wouldn't make it a good combo.

@@bradleysweetin2271 no that's not what I meant. I actually meant the riser design.

Cheers

No I haven't.. But they should run well with both.

Cheers for the question. The combo sounds about perfect! The wf19 is a great platform for the ilf longbow limbs because it is fairly straight and aggressive in the limp pads, but still get the stability from the shovel design. Check out my Bosen longbow video because I think those would be the best bang for the buck!

Love it so much still

Mine. I got a whole tool line out now with new prototype Slöjds going up for preorder in just a few weeks. My course page is online too for a huge discount where you learn to sharpen like that on a budget! Thank you for your kind comment!

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@@woodsmansfinest3814 darn lol I always get that . I've tried it many times but never seen to get it right. Just got some fresh Aspen so I put it in my fridge to keep the moisture.

@@boinecastillo7455 fridge dries. Freezer keeps. I got a huge course platform. Just learn it right once!

@@woodsmansfinest3814 darn been doing it wrong lol . Thanks for the info bro I'm going to the fridge as I speak to change them to the freezer and when I carve something put it in the fridge

@@woodsmansfinest3814 where can I see your course ?

I don't even know where to start. Steel quality, tooth design, thickness, locking mechanism, handle material, stiffness, cutting performance... It is like comparing a katana to am Ikea knife.

Great axe. This is in every way a different axe except for having a head and a haft. That's like comparing apples and pears.

That's too kind!

Thank you for the sweet comment!

Cheers... Glad I could help

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That's nonsense. Their recurve limbs are static recurves and have nothing in common with border. I should know. Their logo placement? Where else would you put a logo? Design? How else would you write Bosen? Sorry, I'm the first to flag knockoffs as I am am independent craftsman myself but I got no nerves for fanboy crap. In Sid's opinion Border has invented the air and the sun. I've never heard of Bosen limbs blow up... But Borders are an expensive time bomb. So, no, none of their designs are Border knockoffs and to claim that you'd have to own both, which you for sure don't.

@@woodsmansfinest3814 Quite an emotional response. You seem to really dislike border. I couldn't care less about the Border brand. Just stating the obvious. Stay unbiased ✌🏼

@@theREDC0de bullshit. You made a bold and totally unprompted statement lacking apparently any knowledge about limb design. Border are working recurves, bosen are static limb ends like Siyahs. Don't run around the Internet, claiming shit and then getting your panties in a wad.

@@theREDC0de why would I be unbiased? What am I? The supreme court? I like what I like and use what I use based on having tested and corresponded with a ton of people in the industry. I like some over others but in this case it's just you stating stuff that's based on a glimpse but not knowledge of the details of the product and that's idiotic

@@woodsmansfinest3814 Bro who spit in your coffee this morning? Good luck with that. ✌🏼 Say what you want about "little man syndrom" but it' entertaining to watch lamo