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Spine question

Started by Trapper Rob, November 17, 2012, 01:10:00 PM

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Trapper Rob

I just bought a used spine tester what do they mean by 26" center I never spined arrows before thanks.
Rob

Hatrick

Generally (and regardless of the length of your arrow) on a spine tester the posts that support the arrow are placed 26" apart and you place your weight in the middle to get your reading.
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dnovo

Wod arrows were always spined on 26" centers with a 2# WEIGHT. Some of the newer stuff is figured on 28" centers with a 1.8# weight. It comes out to the same thing. Spining on 26" centers is figure to get the spine right for a 28" arrow orm draw.
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Stumpkiller

Yep.  Set the shaft on supports 26" apart and hang a 2# weight at the center.  I set to pieces of arrow shaft into the edge of a shelf to make mine.

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Trapper Rob

Thanks for the help guys.
Rob


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