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My first time watching your video. I really enjoyed watching you turn a piece of junk into a nice looking bow.

Great mate😆👌, easy to understand explanation,and demonstration,thankyou from a newbie to the sport👍

The weather outside is horrendous because of storm Branagh ,or whatever . and been bingeing on U Tube archery vids. , just happened to come across your channel with some interesting little bits , well done i'll call in again sometime

Just found you and I take my hat off to you! Very good videos. As for string angle, see ArminHirmer, who recommends 60 degrees between arrow and string, after a bowyer told him anything else is rubbish. Keep up the good work.

Thanks for the video's, Terry. I'm glad to see you're not wasting your time towing a caravan to Skegness for the weekends. That looks like a very basic fletching jig, which proves you don't need those expensive ones. And yes, some shops do charge like the proverbial wounded bull for glue etc. Cheers from Australia.

I've a brace height comparison for you - i have two bows - one has a normal alu riser with border limbs, which have a much lower brace height than is usual, the other is a beginner wooden, non-ilf training bow with normal brace height. I never get slap with the border limbs and do with the standard ones....

Yep.. once you learn to turn your elbow out in your form.... No more string slap. Sloppy form equals string slap. I think I have suffered slap around 4 times at the beginning... I learnt correct form quickly.😅

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Cheers!

Great tips - thanks !

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Great tips!!! Most bows I don't hit my arm or wrist. My w@w black elk riser I hit my arm most times but not a bad arm hit. One thing I tried with this riser I stick my butt out , torso forward and the bows more angled so there is a little more distance from arm and string.. Helped me..

When i started archery i was gripping the bow like i was strangling it lol, and my shots was bad. Then i learned the proper technique. Ive seen some pro archers use wrist bands that attach the bow to the hand allowing the bow to just fall and not hit the floor. Like you said even the best have off days where they'll make a mistake, it happens, like in most sports your not always on your game.

man up! LOL!!!!!! I rarely if ever use a string guard when shooting... get your alignment right along with hand position and at worst it'll be is a gentle flick that you'll hardly notice!

Very educational. Thank you Sir.

No arrow saw? 😲😲😲

I don't think that the point you make at 2:00 is correct. At full draw the tilt of the arrow is not exagerate at the head, as the head is not at the low point one your paper, but is lying on the rest. At release it will go forward it does not slide down the rest to assume the position as on your paper. The situation is far more dynamic. Which is part of the reason one might want to used paper tuning in the first place. For instance the 5mm that the nock was placed above square, might undergo various changes depending on how evenly the limbs bent and recover. Not that that would be so great, but it would not be the effect one might imagine, as the tail makes a very rapid rise through the stroke.

Don’t let the string go, just stop holding it. 🤗🤗

Thank you for these videos, both extremely useful and cost saving! (I'm also a brummie) Is that 3-6mm less Tiller on the lower limb or more tiller? I'm assuming less...

So... 28" draw length. 66, 68 0r 70"?

I'm really annoyed with your videos mate. I'm new to archery and have just spent the afternoon binge watching them and am now in trouble with the mrs. It's all your fault😂 Cheers from Australia.

Oi!, it's Judy here and I want my bow back. I spent years customising that to just how I like it and won many a backyard championship with it😉😂😂.

Nice vid Terry, good work 🎯

Those were 5 of the most helpful videos I've seen. The fog is lifting.

Thanks again.

Well, i love doing wood work and for me its a sin to paint over a riser because they normally have a nice wood finish. So why they painted it like that just blows my mind lol. Also small little touches like the red line really gave it some more character. Honestly you did a great job considering you said yourself your not a woodworker. maybe put some noise dampeners on the top limbs so it doesn't make that rattle noise you often get with those limbs. Very impressed and most importantly it works as intended so a good practice bow for a kid. Well done mate, i always enjoy your videos when i catch them. 👍🏻

Good job, man. I've learned more in 3 videos that I ever would have expected. Thank you.

Thanks. That was helpful.

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How do you get the brass nock off? Thank you for your videos, I really enjoy them!

Do you place the arrow above the nock point or below it ?

Brilliant, love the supersized example 👍

Another great video, thank you. On a separate note I see you arrow rest tip aligns with your pressure button. Is this deliberate? Have you cut it back just adjust on wrap-around slot? Thanks Steve

Hi, great video, very easy to follow, thank you. Couple of questions, are you shooting level through the paper or slightly down becaue of boss height and also, would you need to move nock point if changing arrows, say fatter or thinner diameter, different spine etc?

Man those T-shirts are so good. This channel needs a lot more love! Great explanations.

Thanks!

Ingenious setup to demonstrate this problem. Well done that man! 🎖

New subscriber and New archer 👍

I can see exactly what you are saying, never thought about before, but can now, I hope there's lots out there who will now adjust their aim thanks to you. 👍

Nice clear explanation.

Wow! This is an excellent explanation. Thank you very much.

Very helpful and good pace of delivery. Just need to build my wallpaper holder and give it a go. Thanks.

How do you know / work out, how far back or forth from the nock to place the fletching on the shaft?

I got so fed up with fletching, I decided to just shoot without fletch. My rationale: I’m at a stage where I’m far from a beginner and far from being “good”. I’m “competent”. Fletch is a waste on my at my skill level.

If you put arrow wraps on your arrow first and glue the fletchings to the arrow wrap when it is time to renew the fletchings you don't have glue on the arrow shaft to scrap off

Is it just the Saturday morning session for the club?

Where in brum are you dude? I'm in Yardley looking for a range to get back into shooting.

Love your shirt, so true

Thank you it’s about time some showed you what to do without skipping any steps