Hi,
I'm not a bowyer, but I have a top shelf recurve and it's basically brand new. The upper limb bolt hole has a couple of small cracks around the hole in the glass on the back. I've owned lots of nice t/d recurves and have notices small cracks and never worried about them. I've put this bow up for sale and don't feel right about selling it without knowing for sure that it's okay. Below is a photo, but it's not a close up. Any ideas would help.

See if some THIN superglue will wick into the crack, if it will put THIN superglue on it/in it and let it dry over night. Come back and touch it up / Smooth it out and don't worry about it. From the cracks im seeing they are not critical.

That type of cracking is not unusal from a hole that has prolly had a limb bolt cranked down on, the pressure developed the crack that ran to the limb butt. Thin superglue will take care of it and usually will wick down into the crack, seal it and make the crack disapper.


Dave

CA works good. Nice Bow:)

Thanks for the tips, I'll give it a try. By the way, what is CA?

CA=Cyanoacrylate, Super glue

Tell the truth DANO, Did you have to go out to the shop and read the tube?