Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: 15DLongbow on February 12, 2012, 04:20:50 am
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hey guys, just wondering what kind of string to use as a tillering string? let alone where to find it. I looked through my local home-Depot today and couldnt find anything that had the desired test i wanted...
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I just twisted up a long single loop string out of B-50. A bowyers knot makes it easily adjustable.
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if you don.t want to make your own,go to threeriversarchery.com.they sell them.
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I use a fastflight tillering string from three rivers also.
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I use a piece of para cord for initial long stringing but soon move to a tiller string I made with 16 strands of B-50 and has a loop for the top limb and a bowyers know for the bottom. I use this tiller string for any bow, 47" to 68" so far.
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I use old bow strings or a ff string for tillering. Just regular strings. Jawge
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I just twisted up a long single loop string out of B-50. A bowyers knot makes it easily adjustable.
Ditto for me.
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Is there a post on how to make either a tillering string or a bow string. I've entered several subjects and come up dry.
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Is there a post on how to make either a tillering string or a bow string. I've entered several subjects and come up dry.
There are some youtube videos on making a bow string. There is a DVD called "Doing the twist" that covers several types of strings.
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I normally just use an old string, but I recently made a string that had a flemish twist on one end and a bowyers knot on the other. I left it quite long so it can fit any length bow I will ever want to make.