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Tapering-tool

Started by 3Feathers, December 19, 2010, 02:01:00 PM

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3Feathers

Whats a good tapering tool for wood to start out with?
HH Cheetah 66in. 48lb at 25in.
HH HalfBreed 66in. 57lb. at 27in.
HH Wesley Special  56lb. at 26in..
HH Big 5          64lb. at 28in.
HH Wesley Special 55lb. at 28in.
HH Redman         60lb. at 28in.
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PEARL DRUMS

Simple pencil sharpener style if you are using POC. If you plan on using spruce or hardwood's I would suggets a belt sander. The pencil sharpener style splinters those.

SEMO_HUNTER

I use a belt sander and a jig that I made myself that clamps down to the table on my belt sander. Jig has angles set for 5deg. and 11deg. and works great.
I have never owned a tapering tool of any kind before.
~Varitas Vos Liberabit~ John 8:32

Charlie Lamb

Just starting out I'd suggest the pencil sharpener type for cheap.
  taper tool

Later you'll probably want to get/make a taper "grinder" which is the fastest, most versatile and most accurate taper method.

I've made and shot away thousands of arrows that were tapered with pencil sharpener type taper tools. So don't think you are handicapping yourself going the cheap way.

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Hunt Sharp

Charlie

tree dancer

3Feathers, when I send your shafts Mon. I will send you a taper tool.  George


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