Compound Bow String Twist Direction at Andrew Graham blog

Compound Bow String Twist Direction. But for your cables it’s a different story. Simply putting twists into your string makes your draw length shorter and taking twists out of your string makes it longer. The direction of the twist of the individual strands is more important than the overall twist direction of the string. I know for a fact that if a string is twisted counter clockwise will naturally spin a bare shaft clockwise and a string made with. Putting twists into your cables will increase your draw length and taking twists out of your cables will decrease your draw length. Draw a short line down the center of the top of the shaft, just behind the nock. A twisted or knotted string can affect the overall performance of your compound bow. Take an unfletched arrow and nock it on the bowstring. Every set of strings has to start at a longer measurement and then be twisted by the manufacturers formula to get them perfect. If you notice any twists or knots, carefully untangle or straighten the string before. The string twist is in an axis at 90° to the direction of arrow travel, and even if the string did twist as it flies (which it doesn't), it would. Here’s the simplest way to determine which way your arrows naturally spin when shot from your bow without any influence from fletchings.

But for your cables it’s a different story. Putting twists into your cables will increase your draw length and taking twists out of your cables will decrease your draw length. Here’s the simplest way to determine which way your arrows naturally spin when shot from your bow without any influence from fletchings. The direction of the twist of the individual strands is more important than the overall twist direction of the string. Draw a short line down the center of the top of the shaft, just behind the nock. I know for a fact that if a string is twisted counter clockwise will naturally spin a bare shaft clockwise and a string made with. A twisted or knotted string can affect the overall performance of your compound bow. Take an unfletched arrow and nock it on the bowstring. Every set of strings has to start at a longer measurement and then be twisted by the manufacturers formula to get them perfect. The string twist is in an axis at 90° to the direction of arrow travel, and even if the string did twist as it flies (which it doesn't), it would.

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Compound Bow String Twist Direction If you notice any twists or knots, carefully untangle or straighten the string before. Putting twists into your cables will increase your draw length and taking twists out of your cables will decrease your draw length. If you notice any twists or knots, carefully untangle or straighten the string before. A twisted or knotted string can affect the overall performance of your compound bow. Take an unfletched arrow and nock it on the bowstring. I know for a fact that if a string is twisted counter clockwise will naturally spin a bare shaft clockwise and a string made with. Here’s the simplest way to determine which way your arrows naturally spin when shot from your bow without any influence from fletchings. Every set of strings has to start at a longer measurement and then be twisted by the manufacturers formula to get them perfect. Draw a short line down the center of the top of the shaft, just behind the nock. Simply putting twists into your string makes your draw length shorter and taking twists out of your string makes it longer. The direction of the twist of the individual strands is more important than the overall twist direction of the string. The string twist is in an axis at 90° to the direction of arrow travel, and even if the string did twist as it flies (which it doesn't), it would. But for your cables it’s a different story.