Hey guys, this might be a really basic question, but what are the performance advantages of fully tapered laminations on a composite bow?
This would be in contrast to a bow made with parallel laminations, and when sanded and shaped the outermost would get thinner and possibly get sanded all the way through.
I hope that makes sense. I wish I could draw a picture lol.
You might want to take this to the Bowyers bench.
But if you are talking all natural bows. By pre engineering the taper in a multi lam bow you maintain the integrity of the lamination and get a better bending bow then by tillering it later.
Mike
Thanks Mike, that's just what I was looking for.