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Hello! Cool video! What kind of arrow rest is on the bow?

One of the most relaxing yet interesting videos I've watched. Having only just started in recurve archery, where does one learn how to create their / others own bow strings and what equipment please?

Plase material?

Excellent explanation. Many thanks.

❤❤thanks buddy

Lekka man

Great

You idiot we can't see your work too far away

So, it appears to me that serving a bow string is very much like whipping a rope.

Love you man, Thank you very much

hiya! im really enjoying your vids (something strangely soothing watching that tool spin around) but lost the gist abit in the finishing of the serving as it was slightly off camera

enjoyed that, Im just mid point in my beginners course and really fancy the idea of making my own arrows up. you make fletching look "not scary" thanks!

Another great details of serving bow string.two thumbs up.

That was an excellent explanation. I salute you sir. Thank you

Regards the "4mm of tiller therefore 4mm np height" whilst that's not a bad starting point, I'd be tying some much easier temporary nocking points, determining my np by shooting bare and fletched shafts together at 30m, then tying these at whatever height that test tells me. Tiller to suit my finger pressure/hook and whatever height of grip I might have and even draw length: these variables are going to determine where my np will be. Going to be different for everyone.

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Love from nepal Baglung

Thanks 😊 Great video South Texas

thank you very much..helps a lot 👍👍

This is by far the best video for setting up. One thing you went over so fast with no explanation was, setting the cock vane. No other video even touches on this. I have searched so many and still don't have that setting correct. Please help! Thank you!

Thank you for your video. Very precise and straight to the point. Now I've setup my jig properly. 👍🏻

You're a life saver, I just got my first bow a little over a week ago and the serving started coming undone. Nearly started to panic until I found this video and managed to fix it!

My I send you my string ….😬

Fantastic video - thank you! Can't say I've used the rewind function so much before but got there in the end!

Super useful video, very many thanks, my jig was a little out which was ok for carbon shafts when I could rotate the nock, I have just started to venture into wooden arrows and the nock is glued prior (as you know) so I was a tad perplexed so many thanks 👌

Going to try this. The brass nocks are tearing up my finger tab

Impressive !!!

Good sharing but its a little bit dark situation

Thanks very helpful

Finally, after watching so much crap, a video that explains how these jigs work! Shame on the manufacturers for not providing instructions.

Very nice tips! The V bar one is great! Tks!

Thank you for the tutorial!

So much good info and instructions! Thank you!

Excellent video. Thanks so much!

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏very good

This is the best video because it's the ONLY video out of 10 or so I've watched that even mentions the index / cock vane (which I find bonkers because it's so important!). Sadly, the one thing you don't mention, is which side (looking from the back) do you put the sticky tape on for fletching after the ink/paint has dried? Since you 'draw' on the 'right' (again looking from the back) do you then apply to the fletch to the left of the paint? I've re-done a single arrow 3 times to try and figure out the rotation, but each time I feel like my fletches are wildly out of alignment with the nock.

Great tutorial, thank you

Fantastic explanation! Amazing coach

Great vid, (seeing as Cartel provide no instructions!) 🤬 Question: with the adjustable plate on the back, could you alter the angle slightly to provide a helical effect on the fletching? Or would you need the twisted clamp to achieve that?

Saved me! Great tutorial

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thank you for the video very informative

Hi stranger it’s been a minute since your last video, thanks for the information appreciate it.

Making my first arrows using this jig next weekend. Thanks for the video. Very useful 👍

Can the Beiter Try Liner be used to have a left or right offset for helical fletching?

Super helpful video! I love the idea of taking out one of the set screws. After that and a little lubrication this inexpensive fletching tool is working great. Thank you!

Thank you sir for sharing appreciate it I’m sure I’ll watch this a few times I won’t to start doing this my self. I just subscribe to your channel and i hope you subscribe back take care my friend. God bless. 👍🏼🏹🇺🇸

This was really useful - thanks for sharing. I just about to make my own grip now. Also your sound quality is excellent! What sort of mic do you use?

Thanks Phillip, this was exactly what I was looking for. Now to get on with my pandemic archery kit repair project.