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Fixing a Hinge- When all Means Fail.........

Started by robin, May 11, 2014, 08:30:00 PM

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robin

Would like to tap all bowyer ideas and experience when building a all-wood-bow with boo backing.

When you hit a "hinge" who do you do?

1)removing wood from the stiff area?
2) Knee bending on the hinge area?
3)heating that stiff area?
4)..........

Please share your experiences, much appreciated...

RT    ;)

JimB

You will probably get more responses if you post this on "The Bowyers Bench" forum of this site.

Sixby

last time I had one from a pin knot and I drilled out the knot , filled it with a dowell and then epoxied a piece of rawhide around it. Forty years later and she's still a shooter.

God bless, Steve

Pat B

A hinge is the weakest point in a bow. You have to reduce both limbs to match the hinge. If your bow hinges at 30# your bow won't be stronger than 30#.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow


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