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== Crafting instructions ==
== Crafting instructions ==
Every piece of wood has a natural curve, regardless of how small, and the curve of the wood piece will determine where the handhold and limbs. To determine its curve, place the wood on the ground, holding it in place at the top with a hand and lightly pressing against its middle with the other. The wood will swivel so that its natural belly faces you and its back faces out.
Every piece of wood has a natural curve, regardless of how small, and the curve of the wood piece will determine where the handhold and limbs. To determine its curve, place the wood on the ground, holding it in place at the top with a hand and lightly pressing against its middle with the other. The wood will swivel so that its natural belly faces you and its back faces out.
== See also ==
* [[Weapons]]


== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 19:41, 6 April 2022

Detailed study of a recursive bow

The bow and arrow is a ranged weapon system consisting of an elastic launching device, a bow, and long-shafted projectiles, arrows. It can be used for hunting and as a weapon.

Materials needed

  • Long piece of wood, dry and dead (but not gray or cracking) hardwood (such as oak, lemon tree, hickory, yew, black locust, teak, ash, juniper, or madroño) of around 1.8 meters (6 feet) in lenght. The piece should be free of knots, twists or limbs, and should be thick at its center.

Crafting instructions

Every piece of wood has a natural curve, regardless of how small, and the curve of the wood piece will determine where the handhold and limbs. To determine its curve, place the wood on the ground, holding it in place at the top with a hand and lightly pressing against its middle with the other. The wood will swivel so that its natural belly faces you and its back faces out.

See also

References

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