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Setting Brace Height?

Started by PastorSteveHill, August 24, 2007, 01:45:00 PM

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PastorSteveHill

To increase my brace height, do I twist the string CLockwise or counter clockwise?

Let's say I'm wanting my brace height at 8.5 inches and it is currently showing 8 inches. When I take the string off the top/ should I twist it clockwise or counter-clock wise???? Thanks in advance...
Blessings,
Steve

fyrfyter43

Twist it in the same direction as it's already twisted.

If there are no twists in the string already, then it won't matter which way you go.
"In the joy of hunting is intimately woven the love of the great outdoors. The beauty of woods, valleys, mountains, and skies feeds the soul of the sportsman where the quest of game only whets his appetite." ~ Saxton Pope

eagle24

Steve,

Gets kinda confusing.  First, if it is a flemish string it depends on how it was twisted when it was made.  Second, clockwise/counter clockwise depends on how you are looking at the string.

Measure brace height, unstring and put about 4 full twists in the string, remeasure and see if it went up or down.  Putting more twist in a string shortens the string and raises brace height.  Play with it, you'll see how it works.

Golden Hawk

Steve if it's the string you got from me twist counter clockwise.
LeRoy

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