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riarcher:
Indicator tip does that for me.

Pat B:
Like Art said, having an adjustable upright will make a difference if you are spineing cane or hardwood shoot arrows. I have the same indicator as you and the upright adjustment is still needed for cane and hardwood shoots.  The second pic shows how I adjust mine. You could probably add a piece to the top of one of the uprights that can be moved up/down and left/right.

riarcher:
Arrrr, gotcha.  :)

Still thinking POC that I'd straighten first.
I see the benefits of more adjustability than I have for Boo as a plus.

Has 0.060 on dial to zero, with another 0.050 tip adjustment.
Noticed it's not enough on bent boo (sometimes) or the nodes are out of whack.

This "Primitive" is so different than the sameness of trad. Carbons / POCs / Alum.  ;D

Thanks.

Pat B:
...and just because it's simple don't mean it's easy!  ;)

riarcher:
Copy that!
I'm just learning how hard simple can be.  :-\ ;) :D

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