From: matnjo
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Date: 10-Nov-17 |
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Ok, so I was supposed to lay out my glass lam bow as follows: glass, parallel, wedge , parallel, parallel, glass. I did that on one limb but on the other I did glass, parallel, parallel, wedge, parallel, glass.
Not that you would notice and the limbs are are the same stack regardless of how I did it.
I used my calipers and the limbs are very similar width at set points but tiller is off just a touch allowing for 1/4 positive on the bottom. Visually there is some slight assemetry.
Will my goof layout impact tiller?
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From: fdp
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Date: 10-Nov-17 |
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Probably not.
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From: ShadeHaven
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Date: 11-Nov-17 |
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I wouldn't think it will. Over all you have the same taper in each limb
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From: matnjo
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Date: 11-Nov-17 |
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Ok, I didn't think so but thought to inquire.
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From: Dogman
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Date: 12-Nov-17 |
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No problem, the limbs measure the same at butt and tip. 1/8" to 1/4" strong is the goal, not a problem
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