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Is Spine different on tapered cedars.

Started by fireball31, January 22, 2010, 05:32:00 PM

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fireball31

I'm looking at getting some new cedars. Right now I am shooting 60-65 spined shafts.  If I switch to tapered cedars will I need to bump up in spine?

Bjorn

Tapering the fletch area 8-10 inches has minimal effect. Barrel tapering-front and fletch will cause you to move up one spine group.

Orion

You can buy them tapered at the spine you want.  If you buy them untapered, and put on a  9-inch rear taper, it will reduce the spine from 1#-3# normally, not enough to worry about, as Bjorn notes.

Jim Curlee

I never noticed where you lost any spine, from tapering.
In fact I could barrel taper a shaft,or breast taper a shaft, and it would have about the same spine as the parallel shaft. Not enough difference, that I could see at the spine tester.
In other words, no.
Jim

2treks

Tapered shafts are spined after the taper is ground. So it will not matter.
C.A.Deshler
United States Navy.
1986-1990


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Orion

Two tracks:  Only if you buy them that way.  I buy parallel shafts and taper them myself.


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