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sleek:

--- Quote from: bradsmith2010 on March 16, 2019, 09:01:43 am ---sleek,,,couldn't u just make the limb shorter,,to compensate for mass,,

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Yes, and by natural progression of design, a thin limbed bow WILL be a short bow.

SLIMBOB:
So, 1 7/16 wide is ideal. 1 5/8 is a beast. That’s a pretty small difference between the two extremes. That sure doesn’t leave much wiggle room. Are you sure you didn’t just mistate your point?  That would be understandable. I once said on here that back sinew wasn’t used for backing bows. Turns out I didn’t use it for that, but many people did. I was just wrong. No harm in being wrong. Remaining that way, a different story.

Badger:

--- Quote from: DC on March 15, 2019, 08:21:52 pm ---
--- Quote from: Badger on March 15, 2019, 07:44:32 pm ---  The comments I made about short working areas on the limb can be easily confused. When I can get away with short working areas I dod but in most cases I need most of the limb working to avoid set. I usually leave the last 8 or 10" pretty stiff and I like longer fades like 3" or even a bit more only if I can get away with it and not take too much set. Avoiding set is my #1 priority.

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I agree with you on set being number one. Wouldn't a wider thinner limb be under less stress and take less set?

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  Yes, the less working limb I am shooting for the wider I go in the working areas.

Woodely:

--- Quote from: SLIMBOB on March 16, 2019, 10:06:17 am ---So, 1 7/16 wide is ideal. 1 5/8 is a beast. That’s a pretty small difference between the two extremes. That sure doesn’t leave much wiggle room. Are you sure you didn’t just mistate your point?  That would be understandable. I once said on here that back sinew wasn’t used for backing bows. Turns out I didn’t use it for that, but many people did. I was just wrong. No harm in being wrong. Remaining that way, a different story.

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Tongues get twisted as do typos,  ok maybe 1 13/16"  is a beast.  At any rate did not know this Forum was so stuck on particulars  and Rocket science wizardry.     ;D

sleek:

--- Quote from: Woodely on March 16, 2019, 12:05:13 pm ---
--- Quote from: SLIMBOB on March 16, 2019, 10:06:17 am ---So, 1 7/16 wide is ideal. 1 5/8 is a beast. That’s a pretty small difference between the two extremes. That sure doesn’t leave much wiggle room. Are you sure you didn’t just mistate your point?  That would be understandable. I once said on here that back sinew wasn’t used for backing bows. Turns out I didn’t use it for that, but many people did. I was just wrong. No harm in being wrong. Remaining that way, a different story.

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Tongues get twisted as do typos,  ok maybe 1 13/16"  is a beast.  At any rate did not know this Forum was so stuck on particulars  and Rocket science wizardry.     ;D

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Well yeah, thats just how magic works man...

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