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doeboy
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? for string makers
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February 24, 2009, 10:19:00 AM »
Any of you string makers have any experience with making strings for a Kids board bow that is 48" long? just made one for my son and want to know how to go about getting one made or what info i need from the bow to have it made. i'm a little tight for time, his party is this weekend coming up! Help! lol
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Apex Predator
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February 24, 2009, 10:44:00 AM »
You can tie one from a regular length of sash cord. It's a tightly braided nylon.
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JRY309
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Re: ? for string makers
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February 24, 2009, 11:12:00 AM »
I don't know if this will help,but on some youth bows I just spin up an endless loop for bows as light as a 10# draw.But you could do like Apex suggested,that would be easier for a youth bow.
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doeboy
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February 24, 2009, 11:31:00 AM »
JRY309,
That is kind of what i'm looking for,just to make it look like dads, ya know. is something liek this easy to make and what would it cost. Send me a p.m. if your interested.
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JRY309
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February 24, 2009, 12:31:00 PM »
doeboy,I made up an endless jig for less then $20.I just looked at the How to Section on making a jig and made mine similar but with a few changes.I've made a few D97 endless but mostly B50 for youth bows and older recurves.I made my neighbors daughter a pink B50 endless for her little 10# pink fiberglass bow,got some pink in a trade.I made mine a couple of 2x4,a 1" dowel rod and a couple of c-clamps from Harbor Freight.It wasn't very hard to do.
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Pat B
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February 24, 2009, 01:43:00 PM »
Two nails, spaced the correct distance apart in your work table will also work as a simple string board. That is what my first one was. I had one nail permanently in the work table and a series of holes at appropriate distances that I could slip the other nail into and wrap the string around them for the appropriate length string.
I believe if you space the nails about 10" longer than the string length you want it works out fine for the final string length.
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