Sliverflicker

Center section, see were T is cut out so you can lift up and put roll of freezer paper on. Also the spring loaded bolts with wing nuts for tension and to keep from over tightening the PVC pipe.



Same with the top.
As for the base you can see mine is PVC but I have a few boards on it, will end up making another out of angle iron or regular pipe in the future for better stabilization on breezy days, But then this one is 11 years old and I have not got around to it yet . Dont glue the base to it if you use PVC, so you can take it apart for easy storage.

brucelanthier

I have basically the same setup except for the spring loaded bolts and wingnuts for providing tension. That is genius! I have been using tape and it works but is a PITA. Thank you!

kwilson16

I cut a rectanglar hole from the middle of a 1/4 sheet of plywood and hang it from the garage ceiling. I staple butcher paper or newspaper to the edges. Stores neatly and quickly.

Bowtech 360

Wow, i cut the front out of the box the TV cam in and put paper over it. Cut the back out too. Its hard to find paper big enough if you know what i mean, wink wink.

western outdoors

I'll email you pictures and parts list soon.

nick_bleuer76

I use to stapple butcher paper to a wooden step ladder, now I just screwed a frame together that fit butcher paper perfect, I also put legs on it, it works real nice, I would go get picks, but its raining, it also works good for sighting in rifles, and patterning shotguns.

OHbowhntr

Who paper tunes????

I usually do a walk-back, make sure my rest is centered, then throw on some BH's and shoot them to make sure they shoot close to my FP's, tinker ever so much, and get them tight, from there, I'm usually ok.

If you paper tune, then have to move anything to get your BH's to hit with your FP's, what's the use in paper tuning in the first place???

brucelanthier

Plenty of folks. You can use paper to find arrows with a bad spine, you can use paper to adjust the nock on an arrow to the stiffest spot(spine). You can paper tune if your range is limited to only 15-20yds (no walk-back or group tuning there). Does a person need to paper tune? Absolutely not. But paper tuning can be very useful and effective if you want it to be . The trouble with it, for some,is that it is not as easy to setup and do as group tuning or walk back tuning or bareshaft tuning and so on.

brucelanthier

Same question could be asked of any other tuning method.

OHbowhntr

OK, I'll huy that, but I was also somewhat under the understanding that papertuning is only as good as the shooter's CLEAN release as well, which may create more questions than anything for some, myself included.