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Author Topic: What exactly does it mean Tillered 3under?  (Read 907 times)

Offline Badlands

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Re: What exactly does it mean Tillered 3under?
« Reply #40 on: March 27, 2008, 02:00:00 PM »
DCM
I'm curious.
When making a bow with a shorter lower limb, would you adjust the demensions of the limb core accordingly?
In otherwards if I am making a take down bow would I want to reduce the limb length by shortinging the butt protion of the limb or the tip portion of the limb?

Brad

Offline DCM

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Re: What exactly does it mean Tillered 3under?
« Reply #41 on: March 27, 2008, 02:56:00 PM »
Sorry Brad, I've only made 2 glass bows from scratch.  My intuition about core thickness would be to have the lower limb be relatively less thick, or less stiff, less positive tiller.  But honestly I'd personally take this small adjustment with sanding over using stack height.  Best I can figure, the limb you get out is a crap shoot at best, within the tolerance of stiffness you'd need for tiller, given a particular set of lam stacks and glue up cycle.  Best to fall back to the tried and true method, figure the stiffer limb out once they are made and adjust if necessary.

I'd adjust the effective lenght with the riser, rather than the limb itself, by placement of the fulcrum and arrow pass.

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