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Shooter_G22:
what are we talking about here???   are we talking about making self nocks???   if so i use a hacksaw and make slit thin slit in the shaft and then very carfully with my 1" X 30"  vertical belt sander ( a harbor frieght speacil )  i come in from the side with the 1" belt and just widing teh slit by sanding and then i take it out and flip to get the other side... if i remember when the boys come over for the weekend i will take a picture of how it works...   after i get the slit wide enough i then take a drill bit the same thinkness of a bow string and slowly drill the inside end of the nock to make a snap on type nock... shoot a little laquer on the inside of the knock or a drop of super glue sofly brushed to harden the inside of the self knock and your good!!!

Pat B:
I start with a single band saw cut and work it out with a thin bladed knife and sand paper folded over and over to open the throat of the nock. Then I use a small rat tail to round the bottom and relieve the edges for the string.    Pat

JackCrafty:
Tile blade....aka, grit coated blade (for your hacksaw).  Works good.... ;D

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DanaM:
Use a bandsaw or try drilling a 1/8" hole and use a razor knife to cut down to the hole on either side

madcrow:
I have used three hacksaw blades and the tile saw and they bith worked great.  It does help me some with the blades to turn the middle blade the opposite way of the outside two.

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