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What size Aluminum shaft footing for 11/32 arrow?

Started by ErikT, June 23, 2011, 10:24:00 AM

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ErikT

I am experimenting with an external footing on 11/32 Surewood shafting.  What size aluminum shafting would I use to slide over the 11/32?

Thanks!
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deaddoc4444

Probably any 23 or 24 prefix   probably 24   22 prefix is 11/32 OD>   so you have to go bigger.    possibly even 25 prefix   I never tried it .
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JimB

If your shaft is exactly 11/32",that would equal .3475.Doing the math,a 2413 should be .349 I.D.

The answer is 2413.

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ErikT

Thanks- I knew the first 2 numbers of the shaft designated either OD or ID but I was not sure how it worked.
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jarhead_hunter

A 2413 shaft is 24/64th's of an inch in OD.

The second set of numbers, 13, is the thickness of the shaft wall in 1/1000th's of an inch.

So, 24/64 = 3/8 inches or 0.375 inches.

Wall thickness is 0.013 inches and there are 2 walls from the center line of the shaft.

0.375 - (0.013 x 2) is 0.375 - 0.026, or 0.349 inches.

Works for all Easton aluminum shafts.

Hope this helps.

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