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Internal Footing Carbons

Started by mmgrode, November 25, 2008, 10:10:00 AM

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mmgrode

Hey Gang,
  I've read some good things about internally footing carbon arrows, but can't seem to find anything on how to do it/what to foot them with.  Any help in this department would be much appreciated.  Cheers, Matt
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JRY309

I'm not sure what you mean by internally footing carbon arrows.I have footed some carbons exterenally on the outside with a piece of an aluminum shaft.I have only footed axis/mfx my self,I'll cut a 1" piece of shaft and chamfer the back end and epoxy the piece on the shaft.Usally with a piece of 2016,2018 and 2020 depending on which shaft I'm footing.I helps strengthen the shaft from cracking or spliting on the end.And it makes 5/16" points fit more flush which come in many more weights.

Jeremy

I think I remember reading that the good Doc was going to write an article on how to do it sometime in the near future.
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mmgrode

Supposedly the internal footed shaft is stronger than the externally footed ones.  I'm curious how this is done, especially on small diameter shafting like Axis and MFX.
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M60gunner

There was a thread awhile back about this same subject. O.L. Adcock mentioned how he did his. I can not seem to find it however. Maybe some one else Knows? This sounds like a "how to" subect?

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mmgrode

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