Author Topic: Glass slippage  (Read 2719 times)

Offline Fishinglink

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Re: Glass slippage
« Reply #20 on: June 21, 2019, 10:55:30 PM »
Looks good and is still a very functional weight. Nice thing about takedowns is you’ll have an extra set of limbs now.


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Offline BigJim

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Re: Glass slippage
« Reply #21 on: June 23, 2019, 08:34:13 AM »
It would take a lot of width reduction to drop 10 lbs. Probably was just light to begin with.

I clean up my limbs to a parallel thickness and leave them slightly wide to begin with. Also my limb buts have a small amount of sacrificial material that make the glass slippage a non issue.
After cleaning them up and drilling them, I cable the limbs to give dynamic center... saves a ton of effort later on.

But then, I'm just building bows for the fun of it... all this other crap I do is to pay the bills :)
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