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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: John Malone on March 10, 2018, 01:36:00 PM
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Well Guys I think she came out nice, snappy shooter. Bamboo backed Ipe. 62 inches n2n #49 @26, 1 1/8 wide out 8 inches to 9/16 tips. There is no real hand shock next time ill take the tips down to 3/8, didn't want to mess it up. About 300 arrows and no issues with the glue line on the fades, other than i can feel them with my finger nail. Had an inch of reflex off the form, still has an 1/8th.
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Very nice, John. Well done! :thumbsup:
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Perty
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Some one asked elsewhere why I left it so long passed the nocks, I wanted to see how it affected it, it makes it easier to sting up with a stringer. I can always chop it off.
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Nice.
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I put my nocks about 3/4" on the back, 1" on the belly for the same reason, ease with a stringer.
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I went one inch Pat, I will most likely do 3/4 on the back next time. One is more than I needed, .75 should be perfect.
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Looks real good and the tiller is spot on. I leave the tips longer because I use a stringer with leather pockets. You can always cut a groove on one limb tip and use one leather pocket only.
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That's what I use Wolf, I like that type.
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Nice John.
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very nice.
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Good job finishing that one John. Came out very nice! I like the tiller and the unstrung profile. Should make for a good shooter.
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I like it!