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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: ztontonz on January 11, 2019, 12:42:47 PM
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Hello everyone,
My name is Samuel and I am not sure if I everyone introduced myself here (might have been a while ago).
I use to shoot a lot of saplings bow as a child. I came back to archery about 6 years ago with the objective of hunting.
Since i got really curious about bow building and I am really grateful to you guys for all the information available on this board. I bilt my first glass D/R bow 2 years ago starting with Kennys’ drawings on wich I added some reflex.
Right now I just finished the mold for a new design with more deflex and more reflex. I also want to put a supermam in my stack but the jig I built for it is giving me trouble.
So i just wanted to introduce myself and say thank you
Samuel
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Bienvenue. Lots of good information on this site. :wavey:
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Welcome to TG.
You came to the right place for help.
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What kind of trouble?
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:wavey: Hey Samuel!
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Howdy
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Welcome Brother...
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Welcome to TG.
You came to the right place for help.
Yeah... A lot of people need help around here... :laughing:
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Shreddy, just say it like ya want too..
:bigsmyl: :laughing: :laughing: :bigsmyl:
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Yep they certainly do :tongue:
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Hey there Samuel. Lots of diverse knowledge here. I learn something new all the time!
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Thanks for all the kind words
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What kind of trouble?
When i tried grounding a lam with this jig, the lam came out quite far from what i expected. I was aiming at 2,2mm thickness on the handle side of the lam, 1mm in the middle, and 2mm at the tip end.
What I got was:
Handle end: 1,6mm
Middle : 1mm
Tip end : 1,4mm
(Sorry for the mesurment in mm, not used to inches yet for thickness)
I bilt my jig with 2 pieces of plywood. I glued in between thickness gauge with the desired thickness every 4 inch.
I don’t know what went wrong
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Here are my jig and setup
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Welcome I just picked up a supperlam sled from Kenny havent had a chance to try it yet but he could easely make you one !
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Did you run the plywood thru the sander to make sure it was even before gluing the jig up?
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Did you run the plywood thru the sander to make sure it was even before gluing the jig up?
No I didn’t think of that :knothead: