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Home made dial caliper spine tester-opinions, advice?

Started by slowbowjoe, November 30, 2016, 04:57:00 PM

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slowbowjoe

Well I'm about ready to try something other than my old Ace 101 for a spine tester. The Adams is nice, but out of my price range, so I'm thinking the Ace 203 (? the simple model, hang on the wall rig) or possibly a home made tester using the calipers.

I searched the how to's and build alongs, but didn't come up with anything. What's you experience or suggestions for an "affordable" tester?

kennym

Stay sharp, Kenny.

   https://www.kennysarchery.com/

slowbowjoe

Thanks Kenny, impressive, but beyond my skills too!

CraigC

I'm working on a spine tester that uses a dial indicator to measure the arrow's deflection...I'll post pics when I finish.

Lefty

I made one a few years back following Jim Hill's spine tester plans.  The biggest expense was the dial caliper that I bought used on the auction site for $20 bucks or so.  I would post a link but it is on another site and I don't believe it is allowed to post links to other sites here.  Just google search for Jim Hill Spine tester.  Any problems finding it, just PM me and I will get you a link.

CraigC

after looking at Jim Hill's design...I'm changing my set-up to match his...

Pat B

Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow


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