Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Badger on March 24, 2015, 03:17:34 pm
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I have never really been satisfied with the attachments I use to hold my bow in the tiller tree. I always have to monkey with it a bit to get it ballanced just right. Not enough of a problem to have ever bothered to fix it but enough that I want to make a better one. My favorite is actually a leather strap I use sometimes on difficult shapes.
Any suggestions?
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Did you see the one willh posted, that was nice
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I didn't see it, whats the name of the thread
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I saved a photo of that one - it's a cool idea.
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Sorry - I was trying to attach the photo, and it didn't work the way I thought. The thread with this pic was "R/D Osage w/copperheads".
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I do use a leather strap on some of mine but because of stretch it can't be used for precise weighing. Maybe I will just go get a no stretch strap of some kind.
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http://s1035.photobucket.com/user/willharrison347/media/DAF8A3E0-39ED-494F-AE4F-F233AF45E866_zpsbjswqwcy.jpg.html
Post was tillering tree saddle
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I like that strap, I wonder if I can buy it allreay made up.
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It's just the hook end of a ratchet tie strap like we used tying loads on trucks
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I don't have a photo yet, but what I did with the last tiller job is tape on a small piece of wood (cull) so the riser would not Rock & Roll. :laugh: Ya ok I did it backwards because I wanted a semi shaped riser so I could grip the bow normally for drawing. My stick is about 2 1/4" wide. I only use it to a point then go for the bathroom mirror tiller. :D
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I like that idea because it can pivot/flex. Yes it's just the end off a ratchet strap, I even have one lying around. :)
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Mine is a curved block like a D lying back on its flat face. I've glued thin rubber on the curved face.
It allows some rock n roll and some support for odd shaped grips.
Del
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Del, sounds like what I am using now. Mike, I think I know where I can get an old ratchet strap. I just retired from the trucking industry.
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After seeing Will's setup, I made one just like it. It works great!