That is awesome!

Awesome! This is my favorite as well. Thank you for watching!

Thanks for watching!

My pleasure!

More to come!

You are so welcome!

Thanks 👍

@@BackyardBowyer I need to make another one of your bows. I've made a couple watching your videos. They're fun and easy to make. Keeps a disabled vet like me preoccupied, lol.

Thanks!

Thanks for watching!

Oh ya, I don't just watch tho, i built a crossbow like yours the PVC lasted for about 2 years at 60 lbs

@@thatScoutdog Awesome! Did the bow fail?

The PVC pipe eventually broke I think it might have been due to UV radiation so I'm going to try and replace it with a leaf spring whenever I get around to cutting it to shape

You are very welcome!

Thank you!

Hope you like it!

Thank you!

Sweet! Thanks for watching.

Hope you enjoyed it!

Much appreciated!

Thank you!

Thank you very much!

Thank you!

Have fun!

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Sweet! Thanks for watching!

More to come!

Hey, thanks!

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That's awesome! Thanks for watching!

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Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

Awesome! The easy setup and break down make these my favorite portable work surface.

I see what you did there.

Appreciate it!

Thank you!

😂I just said the same thing

@@ДмитрийХолт Me too!

You look almost like a completely different person! You were pleasant before and after you lost weight though!

Thank you!

It's okay if they're not completely straight. Otherwise you have to heat it up and straighten it manually.

Definetly! Thanks!

Thank you for watching!

Thank you! You too!

Thank you! I have not used the hot box for a while. It works really well but I prefer the heat gun because it gives me something to do while the bow heats up and I feel more involved in the making of the bow. If I was making a lot of bows all at once, I would definitely use the box.

Hey, thanks Brad! 😄

Thanks!

You’re welcome! Thank you for watching. Keep up the good work, man!

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At the beginning of September, I was 279.8 pounds naked on an empty stomach and it was beginning to limit my activities or the speed at which I could do them. I've gained weight before and lost it when I quit smoking, but not nearly this much. Like most, I thought: How did I let this happen? Well, in the past 50 days, I've lost over 42 pounds and I'm still losing. Here is how: So, I cut my caloric intake by a massive amount and most importantly, I quit drinking alcohol. That was 800-2400 calories a night that did nothing but damage. My meals were now limited to 300-400 calories each with a 150 calorie snack during the day somewhere. Because of this drastically decreased calorie intake, everything you eat needs to be nutritious and healthy. Whole grain foods are good, but limit bread intake to one meal. If you want a "whammy" style cleansing to start, eat nothing but fresh fruit for the first few days and plan to devote more time to the bathroom. Light exercise is a necessity, not only if you're dieting, but all the time. Below is where my workout came from: I cleared out a room of my house and made a projector room with a 13 foot wide projector screen and high lumen projector. I put only a flimsy coffee table in that room and no other furniture so my only option for seating was the floor. I work from home, so I am constantly getting up every 20 minutes, but otherwise, my time is free. Getting up from the floor 20-30 times a day by itself is a serious workout when you're nearing 300lbs. Within a week, I wanted my workout to go to the next level, so I began using the 'Smokeless Range' pistol training software and infrared camera with my projected screen. I modified several real guns to fire infrared and visible lasers for interaction with the computer software and use them to game. Standing, walking, aiming, and holding a 2lb pistol or 7lb shotgun while gaming is a brutal experience to the out-of-shape upper body after a couple of hours, not to mention the calories burned from pulling the trigger 1000 times an hour. If I dared play a zombie game, I would sweat buckets and have to take multiple breaks to rest. BTW, the best game for pistol training I found was Plants vs Zombies; Not only do you have to be quick with the gun, you have to think several moves ahead on which targets to shoot first. By sticking to that diet and doing that exact exercise, I am losing roughly a pound a day. In July, when I did business at my local bank, I had to take off my phone in order to fit into the bank chairs. Finding that out was depressing... Now I can just barely make out my 6-pack if I flex real hard. I am 6'3" and my super-skinniest weight is about 200. I just got up to weigh myself and I'm 237.6 under the same circumstances listed above. This diet may not be for everyone, but it is working for me. Take care; I hope this helps.

I started on the keto diet and intermittent fasting at 240 and continued until I was down to 165. That took a few months, then I started adding carbs back and cut out animal protein. I have not added any exercises and am not super active. I spend a lot of my day standing up, I shoot bows, I flintknapp and forge. Those are my exercises.

BackyardBowyer nice man

BackyardBowyer did you get noticeable loose skin

I’m from South Africa as well, I’m just gonna buy schedule 80 from Amazon hey. But how’s your pvc working? U put two pipes inside each other? How’s that layering technique? What’s the strongest bow you have made

@@MomoHat123 Hey assalaams Muhammad. I'm in Cape Town. I looked to buy schedule pvc pipe online but it's so expensive. However I sourced Pvc pipe in parrow at a place that sells SABS approved high pressure blue pipe. I cant remember the name of the place but I know where it is. So I bought there but still doesn't look as thick as the schedule pipe nick uses. However, yes I used two pipes and inserted one inside of the other. I'm not too sure what the draw weight is. But I can tell you that it is fast, because I went to a farm where they do archery and I stood next to someone else with a 50 pound Turkish composite bow and my bow shot as fast as his bow. We stood at about 40 meters away from target and our arrows reached the target at the same time. The bow is heavy on my shoulder as it is two pvc pipes However it's manageable but not as comfortable and light as s composite fibreglass bow. So it works. I can kill a bull with this pvc bow I made. So I don't know the specs of the bow because I'm new at this. I don't have equipment to measure. But the bow needs heavier arrows. Lighter arrows makes it vibrate and feel like dry fire. But I still love this bow no matter.

@@MomoHat123 however if you get that schedule pipe. I don't think you would need two pipes because it's better with one pipe so that the bow is lighter on your shoulder and smoother drawing. It will be more enjoyable and the lighter the bow, it will shoot faster.

@@musaadfelton3909 jazakallah for all the advice bro.

@@MomoHat123 afwan brother. All the best with your project. We need to get into archery.

Yeah! Thank you for watching!

Appreciate it!

@@BackyardBowyer nuff respect bro watched u for yrs

The more gap, the more strain is put toward the handle of the bow. Thinner ends usually mean a lower draw weight and I find they help lessen handshock. A thicker end usually means more weight and more handshock. It’s more important that they be even so the limbs can balance each other out. Thank you for watching!

Thank you for the suggestion!

Thanks for the suggestion! I definitely have to do a Yumi Dai sometime soon.

Thank you! It’s a Canon Vixia camcorder.

@@BackyardBowyer thanks for replying bro once you gave a ♥️ for my comment now you have replyed 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Definitely! Thank you for watching!

Possibly!

Yes, this bow can handle two 5/16” rods inside. I would cut them down 8 inches shorter and centered them inside the bow before the tips are folded. Folding the tips will lock the rods inside the bow permanently.

Thank you! If you can find polyester braided fishing line (not monofilament) it works well. Artificial sinew is often used for sewing leather and heavy fabrics.

@@BackyardBowyer thank you 😃

Welcome!!

Thanks.... now i have to Google this. Lol

I looked it up. Love this bows but never knew the name.

Search his vids for Hobbit elvish recurve... very very similar to Istvan Toth... I copied 1 and it is excellent 👌

@@seekerofyaw i see it, u sure that are similar? Because i made one but they have more the crab or nomad style horse bow's

@@riggelvonkarma2589 I think you may be right... he has a video shooting a Toth... wow, they are unique

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buenas, supongo que te refieres a la radiación solar UV. Tenés que tener cuidado con el calentamiento en realidad, el PVC se vuelve más moldeable al calor, si lo dejas al sol, terminarás perdiendo la rigidez del arco, por ende tendrás menos libras

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Def. Im a long time watcher, its good to see youre still at it. I hope you have some stock in PVC. Im sure youve helped their sales a great deal. 😁 You got ME hooked. Thats for sure.

It has. Thanks for watching!

Yes I have. Thank you for watching!

@@BackyardBowyer You're welcome.