Grey Goose Bows
Cameron Christian-Weir
Cameron James Alexander Christian-Weir is the founder, head of operations, and sole Bowyer of Grey Goose Bows. At age 15, Cameron became fascinated with the art of bow-crafting upon returning to the wonderful sport of archery after a long absence. Through the Years Cameron has studied under master Bowyers such as but not limited to Jay St. Charles, Rodney Lyons, and Jaap Kopedrayer. Cameron's Specialty is in Longbows, but he frequently dabbles in other Bow styles like northern plains short bows and Sammi Re-curves to name a few. Cameron often holds impromptu demonstrations and lessons at shows. "I just love sharing what I know and helping people learn how to make things themselves." Cameron has both a BA/BS in Sociology and Medieval Studies from Augsburg University in Minneapolis MN. Beyond college, Cameron has continued research in both Disciplines the most noted is the "Fancy Pincushions Project" or FPP for short started in 2013 to present. FPP is an Experimental Archaeology study on the Ballistic compacity of medieval War Bows against Armor of various times and cultures. FPP spans Multiple disciplines ranging in from the technical arts like armory and bow making to Academic research and scrutiny of primary sources along with artifacts.
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William Capron
From an early age, Will has been interested in knives and edged tools. Summer jobs in machining and manufacturing during college laid the foundation for his dive into knife making, first as a hobby and later as a profession. His approach to the craft might be described as a search for the perfect balance between art and science. He considers the knife, one of mankind's oldest and most versatile tools, to be an ideal canvas for blending aesthetics, performance, and human factors. In addition to his original designs, Will has also worked with wilderness survival instructors, martial arts practitioners, and fellow artisans to bring their own edged tool designs to fruition. He also enjoys sharing his skills and helping others discover the world of design and craftsmanship.
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What inspired you to make this project?
N/A I am selling many projects as apposed to showcasing a singular project.