[metalanton]

A while back I was asked to make a titanium wedding ring and it kindof morphed into a ring and a complete titanium conversion for a das g2. I just hope that when he is at work and he looks at his ring he remembers his sexy bow waiting for him at home! When I was into cycling I was definitely what you would call a weight weenie..going to great lengths to shave a few grams off of my bike. This is kindof the same. Titanium is a great way to shave a little weight off of a hunting riser or a way to be very specific about where weight is added. For example this kit will go on a g2 with stainless plates and a stab. Putting the weight where you want it. So if you love it put some bling on it! In this kit, limb bolts with custom bezels, thumbscrews, riser weight, das bushings,limb plate bolts, springy nut and ring. Unfortunately , not many of these sets will probably be made because of titaniums high cost and difficulty to machine. For example this kit has about 90$ just in materials.

 

[stevelong]

what a great set of tooling. !?!?! takes a good looking bow to the next level for sure.

 

[stoutstuff]

Amazing!!!

 

[Nuthatch]

I really like my Gen 1 because it is light in weight. Wondering what the total weight reduction of your titanium hardware is, and have you thought about making titanium plates? Anyway neat stuff!

 

[Cove-Creek]

Great looking work Anton!!

 

[metalanton]

I could make titanium plates too. Titanium is half weight of steel but aluminum is lighter so the plates would be heavier than stock

 

[Coodster]

Wow, look at those limb bezels and the thumb screws.
very nice Anton.
How many inserts have you burned through playing with Ti.
That is some serious time and talent right there.

Chad

 

[metalanton]

Here was another version limb bolt but a lot of labor and I really like the torx bolts

 

[YoungMarine]

Nice work! You're going to need a website soon with all this cool stuff you've been cranking out.

 

[DDD]

I really like that you remove weight were it was not needed.
Thanks
Remember your shoot the bow and the bow shoots the arrow. Lets not make it more work.
Dan

 

[kentucky]

Yeah Anton did a killer job… these parts are in the hands of usps… but I plan on putting them on my currently stripped Gen2, still need to figure out exact cerakoted pattern/style I wanna go with…the parts are little shiny now, but will dull with time…can’t wait to get it built up.

 

[metalanton]

Titanium is really not too shiny. More of a gray. I would hunt with it no hesitation

 

[kentucky]

Titanium is really not too shiny. More of a gray. I would hunt with it no hesitation

oh I will be hunting with no hesitation… hopefully I can shoot the same way… now, if I can only settle on a cerakote color/pattern…

 

[metalanton]

Hesitating is my problem too..I like to wait for gimme shots

 

[stevelong]

Jordan, dark burgundy with some black n gray weaved in, maybe a swirl of green too........

 

[kentucky]

What about red/black Buffalo plaid???😂

 

[kentucky]

Down to these colors/designs mostly…

 

[GilV]

Top left.

 

[metalanton]

Hard choice. Those are all really cool

 

[Dave Holquist]

As an alternative to Cerakote, I'd consider having the visible surfaces sandblasted to give them a nice matte finish while retaining the natural color of the titanium. Having said that, I don't know now well titanium responds to sandblasting from a hardness standpoint?

Very nice kit, Anton!