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Arrowbuster
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RD tiller help
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January 27, 2021, 06:28:15 pm »
This is my first rd bamboo backed bow. I was hesitant about putting some bend in it but did it anyway. So my question is do I need to bend more mid limb? Appears to my untrained eye to be crowding the fades?
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Pat B
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Re: RD tiller help
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January 27, 2021, 09:54:53 pm »
I think it does need to bend mid limb.
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bownarra
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Re: RD tiller help
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January 28, 2021, 02:10:15 am »
Yes mids and outers.
The main problem is your glue-up shape. The deflex section is ok but the trasistion to the reflex should be more gradual. You can achieve this by altering your form or more likely your lams were a bit thick at glue-up meaning that you got that refelxed kink at mid limb. The reflex should be a bit more gradual.
With your stave there it will always look like two stiff spots at the transistion make sure you don't go to far with thinning the limbs here.
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Arrowbuster
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Re: RD tiller help
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January 28, 2021, 03:52:22 pm »
Bownarra, yes that was exactly what I did, I should have taken more off the wood before I glued it up. I know next time. Started taking some out of mid and ends and its looking much better. Thank you for the help guys.
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