Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: PeteDavis on January 02, 2011, 07:44:26 pm
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Is there a preferred blade to cut in self nocks? The .05" blade looks like it will do the job.
PD
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I use the basic ceramic tile blade and then finish up with sandpaper. Works for me ;)
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I use a chain saw file and a very small half-round rasp.
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I use a single bandsaw cut then open it with a thin blade knife and sandpaper. The tile saw works well too. I could never get a hacksaw blade or blades to work well for cutting nocks.
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I use the saw on my pocket tool and follow up with the file on the same tool. Ron
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i use the ceramic tile blade as well..
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Break a hacksaw blade in half the tape the to halves togeher. Or fix up a wooden handle. Works like a charm
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I know it's not primitive but I use my Dremal tool to get the depth and close width. Then finish out with sandpaper.
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I use a Dremal tool as well.
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Mine is a three step process. I start with a hacksaw, and cut to the depth of the blade. Then I follow that up with a ceramic tile blade, and a chainsaw file. The nocks turn out just the right width for me.(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v103/scattershot/IMGP0180.jpg)
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Bandsaw first, then a tinny round file to shape the base of the nock then an emery 'fingernail' file to shape the throat. If I do it right, I make a snap nock modeled after the nirk nock.
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Hi Folks, I use a multistep process. I have a hack saw with 3 standard blades all mounted together. I use that to cut to depth. I use an old broadhead sharpening file the clean up and round over the bottom edges and then use a rattail needle file to widen the bottom for a snap nock type effect. Ron
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Yep, I use the round hacksaw blade. They call it a carbide... something... blade. Sorry I don't have the exact name. ;)
I'll generally use a normal hacksaw blade for a guiding cut then widen it with the round one.
Sean
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I also use hack saw blades. I cut 3 same leanth tape together. But the center blade I face the teeth the other way just startsand cleans itself a little better.. Finish up with a file.
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tile saw then sandpaper,its also a good idea to wrap the shaft with a little masking tape prevents any splitting.
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Thomas, I have deactivated that link because they are a commercial site and not a sponsor.
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oh! crap i do apologize to the forum and you sir , i should have read the rules a bit closer or used my glasses i will read the rules a bit closer -----------------shamefully (http://smileydatabase.com/s/393.gif) thomas h.
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