I shoot 11/32" arrows with Classic nocks. I purchased a custom string about a year ago which fit the nock like a glove. The string appears to still be great though the serving is rather thin. I have read the TJ Conrads method of putting new serving on which I can easily do but then my nocks are a little loose. Do I need thicker serving string or is there a different method I am unaware of. I would rather not put the nocks in boiling water and squeeze them tighter. :banghead:
Try some dental floss
I double-served my string to fit the larger throated nocks.
Butts, yes, serving material does come in different thicknesses... Off the top of my head I know of .018,.022, .026, and .030 and that is just the diamondback type serving..
I just do a small serving where the nock fits. Dental floss or a short piece of serving. Keep it simple. dino
When I order a G-string I tell Bobby what Im shooting for nocks and they fit perfect...PR
all the methods will work but double serving, floss over etc equals double trouble as far as I am concered. seving can slip one their own, two is double the problems. Nothing beats a single well served center serving. getting the right diameter serving or changing thread count of string is cheap insurance when ya are a long way from home and the hunting is good :)
rusty
If the nock fit is only slightly off adjusting tension on your serving tool will make the difference. Less tension will make a thicker serving.