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mrpenguin
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Flemish Question
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April 19, 2010, 09:18:00 PM »
Gents,
I was twisting up a new string this evening and had a little bit of an inconsistent twist on one end... One side twisted up nicely, but the other side seems to have a less tight twist. This happens once the bow is strung. My question is whether this will affect the performance of the string/bow when shot. My gut reaction is, no, but... Any advice, experience, etc... is welcomed!
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That means one of the bundles is under more strain than the other. What I do is after I form the first loop I put a twisty on it and stretch it really tight before forming the second loop. That way both bundles will take an equal stain when the string is formed. Jawge
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