Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: bow101 on September 12, 2014, 12:35:39 pm
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If a bow twists a little to the left when drawing which way would you file the string nocks. ??? I am thinking the right side to round it off more. A square shoulder would make it pull.
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You can fix it with a little scraping.
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Yeah adjusting the stringline by fettling the nock a tad is my first line of a attack, far safer than removing wood from limbs.
1/16" in string line can make a fair difference. You can try it by just pushing the string across at brace and see if it helps.
That's why I leave tips a bit wide until the bow is virtually finished, it's also an advantage of full horn nocks, they can cover a multitude of sins >:D
Del
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Check the evenness of the limb thickness. Sounds like one side of the (one or both) limb(s) is thicker than the other.
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i align the the tip and and nocks to the string ,,
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What Pat said. Bob
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Maybe this will help buddy. This was the information I received when asking a similar question. (http://i1335.photobucket.com/albums/w668/lebhuntfish1/Mobile%20Uploads/twistedtip_zpsca10lnxd.jpg) (http://s1335.photobucket.com/user/lebhuntfish1/media/Mobile%20Uploads/twistedtip_zpsca10lnxd.jpg.html)
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Good pic :laugh:.
Alternative is to try pushing the string to the right so it pulls harder on the stiffer edge.
Del
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Thanks for the tips guys. lebhuntfish that photo is a good one.
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Thanks bow101, I forgot who posted it to one of my questions. Patrick
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If the twist is natural, there in the stave, then I don't worry unless it approaches 30 degrees.
If I caused it by uneven wood removal then I fix it.
In that very excellent picture remove wood from the high side. String it up and test it at short pulls.
Jawge