Native American sinew backed bow. Part 1

That is Northen prairie "double curved", "swallowtail" stile bow. The wood is mulbery.
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[@caincorso4952]

these are great videos, the best on youtube. Anyone giving his video's a thumb's down, knows nothing about bow making or art. Keep up the great work.

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thank you very much!

[@pentapriyadi3701]

yes he does

[@nabranestwistypuzzler7019]

R.I.P. the dislike button

[@Razor-vj6gh]

Привет из России! Супер видео, классный контент!!!!! Смотрю взахлеб!!!!! Побольше снимай!

[@mihaizograf8801]

the Korean archers leave the mulberry wood, hot bent, leave it for 3 months to dry. They use,as I think you know,the mulberry wood at the ends of the bows they do. I think the drying time you gave your bow is about the same, so the wood stays as stable as possible. With much consideration! Good luck with that.

[@68bigsac]

Another impressive display of primitive skills. I very much enjoy your country.

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thank you! Welcome to Bulgaria :)

[@immortalayarna]

hello, you seem to be very skilled in ancient knowledge and crafts. i would appreciate a video on how to make split wood arrows,if you hve both the time and resources. Thank you.

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thank you very much!

[@immortalayarna]

@@StiliyanStefanov Hello Stiliyan, how did your ancestors make arrows ? I am really curious to know . Even if not a video , a written breakdown would be appreciated , Did they use saplings/shoots or split logs , which ever one they did ,what was the process ?

[@chettrisamrakchan]

You have attained some sort of spiritual freedom man....just love your work

[@bonesstones6584]

Burying the bow stave in wet sand and then building a fire on top, genius! I'm really enjoying your videos Mr. Stefanov, thank you for taking the time to make and post them!

[@survivortechharold6575]

Wasn't it ashes rather than sand?

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thank you very much!

[@mihaizograf8801]

dear stiliyan, we are waiting patiently for the next episode about this magnificent bow ! I wish you good and very successful !

[@eqlzr2]

For some reason watching that guy split that log with his ax reminded me that the other day I split a stone slab to a smaller size that I needed using just a chisel and a hammer. It was magical and kind of miraculous how I was tapping back and forth across the line where I needed the slab to split, and suddenly, it fractured right off perfectly. It was very satisfying, and I enjoyed the whole experience very much. And....I never want to do it again. ;-)

[@aex-blacksmithuk2111]

I watched spellbound, thank you. I cannot wait for part 2.

[@juanantonioespinosa8816]

Fantastic bending technique!. This is a great idea. Thanks for the video.

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thank you very much!

[@0ooTheMAXXoo0]

The bird songs in your video sound just like the sounds coming through my window as I watch...

[@gdk7704]

Кефй ме каква тесличка си си направил човек и какво убежище. Очаквам с интерес следващите клипове.

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Благодаря! Скоро :)

[@DamianL]

Wow! What a great surprise. Thanks so much for sharing your hard work. It's such a pleasure to watch. Greetings from New Zealand ♥

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thank you! Greetings from Bulgaria!

[@mihaizograf5599]

I think you have a lot of artistic fields and projects you work on. Spending at work and GOOD luck TO MAKE the bow !!!

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thank you!

[@north61]

You live in great country!

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thank you very much! This is Bulgaria, Belogradchik

[@johnjriggsarchery2457]

Hi Stiliyan, Happy New Year! We can't wait to see part 2.

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Happy New Year! I now make part 2, after 2 monts it will be finished.

[@use5555]

where are all of these filmed and the man does not look Korean. What a fantastic craftsman.

[@mihaizograf8801]

Happy Easter with joy and unspent light !!!

[@marcelomallo5163]

Desde montevideo muy buenos videos loco, gracias!

[@sbullock6022]

Narration matters. I had no idea what was going on half the time.

[@snakeriverscotto]

Very nice. I love to see a bowyer using mulberry! I have this all around me and it is one of my favorite bow woods.

[@danielkrimmling2636]

Yeah Wow Respect ,nice technics you use !!!

[@DaChud555]

Have you thought of making an african bow?

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Yes! Someday.

[@DaChud555]

Stiliyan Stefanov Awesome. The hadza bows have severe growth ring violation because the are complete round in profile. So you may want to leave the back flatish instead to prevent breaking. Good luck with this bow sinew backed bow :)

[@iankrom510]

I have wanted to learn about African bows for a while, but have had a hard time finding good resources. Are there any resources you would recommend? Thank you for your time.

[@EthanPDobbins]

EXCELLENT demonstration of heat bending

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thank you very much!

[@islandspicehawaii]

Now... THAT.... was impressive!

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thank you very much!

[@zoranpavlovic9540]

You always take us through beautiful adventures and awesome skills, patience and landscape in your videos. Bowing to master!

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thank you, Zoran!

[@roman_sudneko]

Благодаря!

[@DaChud555]

Awesome video! Can't wait to see the next part

[@i_am_Jamal_13]

какое то время я думал вы американец😂🔥

[@timirdogolon]

Круто,Ты на ты с топором я смотрю,просто мастер от бога.

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Спасибо!

[@robertocipriani7144]

What wood did you use?

[@johnny96888]

please keep making videos this is awesome!

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thank you very much!

[@luzcarranza9334]

Buenbideograsias

[@user-mb4se6km5p]

Yup yup thanks buddy.

[@mihaizograf8801]

I wish you a MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR !!! ТОВА Е ПОМОЩ БОГ

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Merry Cristmas!

[@ToddWittenmyerBackwoodsLiving]

Very cool!

[@adamatmorg6598]

That is a beautiful hatchet 😍

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thanks! "Condor"

[@MountainGuerrilla]

I like your Hudson Bay Blanket coat. I used to work for them in the Canadian Arctic, well what was left of them anyway, called the Northern Stores.

[@twintwo1429]

STILIYAN!!! YOU MAKE GREAT VIDEOS. THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE. I AM AN AMERICAN BOWYER, BUT NOT AS EXPERIENCED AS YOU . IN A FEW YEARS, I HOPE. MANY BOWS TO MAKE. I WILL RESPOND, IF YOUR VIDEOES ARE AROUND THEN. THANKS.

[@قناةعبدالعزيزمنانللخطالعربي]

Bravo good job

[@Skauvoker]

Pls add part 2

[@tonynapoli5549]

Thanks for sharing where’s the second part you have skill and knowledge best of luck with your channel! Just subscribed 👍👌

[@JackpotWin.902]

Good! :)-

[@Escher05]

Fascinating way to steam your bow! I've never seen that technique. Where did you learn it?

[@edlechleiter7042]

Beautiful capote !

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Thank you!

[@spongebobsquarepants8403]

Why did you soak the bow in the river, what does that do.

[@djacaro]

😁🙏🏾

[@mihaizograf5599]

Hello ! You worked fast, or you have heated the wood from time to time ?

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Hello! Steam wood in wet send and fire.

[@garyd7217]

what kind of glue do you use ???

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Fish bladder glue!

[@mihaizograf8801]

One question: How long is wood dry? one, two or three years ???

[@StiliyanStefanov]

You can using green wood and dry wood, no problem. Dry wood soaked 5-6 days, green wood just steaming and bend.

[@mihaizograf8801]

thank you, thank you !!!

[@kosi9611]

Какво дърво използваш и колко време е сушено?

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Черница ползвам суха, накисната във вода. Но по-добре да се работи на зелено.

[@ТургутМагомедов]

Продолжение когда будет?

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Тургут Магомедов месец май, юня ...

[@pietero21]

What a tree you used to makig this2 bow?

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Mulberry

[@pietero21]

Stiliyan Stefanov ,millbery

[@StiliyanStefanov]

Mulberry

[@pietero21]

Pls add part 2

[@StiliyanStefanov]

No :D

[@krasavchiksekse9204]

Есл он лежит знач теремок тож ,обычно то что дела исолз длйа крышь