Fire hardened vs laminate vs heat treated bows

[@sierraridgereaper]

Heard on some other video that you have been fire hardening board bows, would be interested in seeing that if you ever do another vid...😉

[@travmiller5025]

The first bow is a hickory backed walnut? It's a little surprising to me that they are all so close. Your video was a little shaky. But there was nothing hard about watching it. So thanks for sharing it.

[@bienyamientoefy1923]

greetings sir. i appreciate your good videos,but your camera swaying to much around.also we would love to see the full pictures of the bows🙂thank you again

[@douglassourbeer5636]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video, however, I think you could use some help producing and editing. This is painful to watch.

[@kennethbrown7350]

Yea definitely not the best . More to come though on this quick as I get healed up from surgery on arm

[@boxertechnical]

@@kennethbrown7350 2 things I think would help a lot: 1. put the camera on a tripod. 2. Talk a little more about the results in the description - average speed for each bow, specs for each bow, that sort of thing. But more importantly it's cool you're out here actually trying it out. Don't put too terribly much stock in us armchair quarterbackin you :)

[@christinenorriss9675]

Can you not show the actual bows, thats what we wanna see dude..

[@boxertechnical]

Images of the bows are the least interesting part of this. The whole point is demonstrating the effect of the fire hardening, heat treating, etc

[@surfer4478]

Too hard to watch!