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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: styksnstryngs on January 12, 2019, 03:20:12 PM
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Hey guys, I'm building a fairly curvy three piece hybrid. 15" riser, 60-62" ntn. Tips will be about an inch ahead of the front of the riser. What's a baseline or a range for stack height with 1?5" wide .040 bearpaw clear glass if I'm shooting for anything between 42 and 50 pounds? I'd rather go a bit heavy with this, especially since I can trap down weight. I also think I'm gonna keep the taper rate down to .001" and add a tip wedge but have a pyramid limb.
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What’s your wedge length?
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On my 16 in. riser 12 degree fade with 7 3/8s wedge 62 in. it takes .348 for 42@28 with .oo4 limb taper. looks like this
(https://i.imgur.com/9BrKofM.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/7vIIIMF.jpg)
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16" riser, 8" wedge, .003 total taper, 4 wood ,2 glass 64" bow,.320 makes 48@ 28"
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So looking at my and Kennys design will tell that you it takes different stuff for each design So kinda do SWAG on the first one and go off that.
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Kenny, that's with Gordon glass, right? I'm thinking that with cherry lams at a .002" taper with bearpaw glass, .340 should get me in a good ballpark.
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.002 taper may produce a slightly heavier bow. My SWAG would be .330 for 50# on a 64"
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Correction! I looked again and it is .325 for 50@28
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Alright, I'll probably end up with a .320 with bearpaw glass and cherry core and cross my fingers.