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bowfanatik
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Carbon or not
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January 06, 2014, 04:56:00 AM »
Is there any point in putting carbon in the limb for the sake of stability and smoothness maybe, or will he and resin add only unnecessary weight .
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PerunH 60"
Shoot a lot and keep it simple
MoeM
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Re: Carbon or not
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January 06, 2014, 09:47:00 AM »
This ain`t carbon- as the description tells it`s an alternative thing!
Shall add stability AND weight as well but gotta look cool under clear glass...
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Swissbow
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Re: Carbon or not
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January 06, 2014, 05:20:00 PM »
I have experimented quite a bit with different type of carbon last year. I have never used Stabil Core because I don't think you will gain a lot, if any performance. The carbon lams from Bingham Project were not really exiting either. To much resin and therefore they're to heavy. The best I have used so far was a unidirectional carbon band with some lateral fibers to hold everything in place ( something like this ).
http://site.leadong-web.com/servlet/smartImg?photoType=18&keyValue=jIAUfpKpZTEe&lanCode=1&moduleId=smart&cache=0&r=1333177227521
No that stuff really rocks, saves weight on the limbs and adds a fair amount of performance. But you have to use it with care ( take the thin one ) because it puts a tremendous pressure on the belly limbs. If you use a veneer that can't take the pressure, the limbs might explode sooner or later. Don't ask me how I figured that one out...
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