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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: mrbxzzz on September 24, 2017, 09:12:00 PM
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Hi everyone I am working on a bamboo backed white maple longbow approx 72" nock to nock. The picture is around 17-18" draw from a full brace.
I feel the tiller is coming along well compared to my other some of my endeavors...
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Any comments on the tiller or even design would be appreciated !
(http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt212/Brock_Brolese/tradgang%20pic_zpsc6odnuaf.jpg) (http://s613.photobucket.com/user/Brock_Brolese/media/tradgang%20pic_zpsc6odnuaf.jpg.html)
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Should see an unbraced pic before I Decide. My first conclusion would be that the fades are bending more than anything.
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I agree, An unbraced will help a lot. If it's a flat limb profile, the fades are bending too much. If it's a reflex/deflex, ten it looks fine. The outer half of each limb is flat and the inner half is where all the curve is. But they are at least even.
Kyle
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I was thinking the same thing... But for a bow that is not glassed, I would think that you want that bend to be spread out a bit more to prevent fretting on the belly...
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Agree with above comments about fades bending too much. Make it look like this.
(https://i.imgur.com/xfwZnUhl.jpg)
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Get mid limb on to the nocks bending more. Jawge
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To sound like a broken record again, a tillering Gizmo would help.
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Hello again, here is an update on the tiller.
To answer the questions yes it is a straight flatbow.
I notice more set on the top limb from a hinge and I am aiming for a positive tiller,
I took it out shooting today and thought, could this be the reason for increased hand shock ?
http://i.cubeupload.com/hNYGOg.jpg
BRB