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08-19-2003 | 07:21 PM

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Len in Maryland

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From: Baltimore Maryland USA

RE: The tuning trilogy!

BC: Was most of the wobble at the nock end or the point end? Most of the problems we' re seeing are at the nock end. The Dealer has nothing to do with this end of the arrow since they come already assembled with the nocks. If it is on the point end, pressing too hard or inconsistent, while cutting the arrow on the cut-off saw, could give you a bad cut. This is, however, usually seen by the point insert not being flush with the cut around the circumference of the shaft. Beman also has an abnormally long point insert which will moreso assure concentricity to the shaft.

I have my daughter doing arrows for me. Of all my arrow builders, she is said to be one of the best by the others. After all, she' s grown up around the shop.

Ps JeffB: Great post.

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