Lay your ideas on me about how you drill TDs bolt and pins please!

Ideally, how to make 2 sets of limbs(or more)  and have em bolt on properly.

Or making a set of limbs to fit an existing bow.


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I'm interested as well.  Doing this sounds far easier in theory than in actuality.   Any tips appreciated.

Kenny I just bumped a thread for you, have any questions just ask.

Terry

Well - I have a jig I had a local machinist make up.  It consists of UHMW blocks with drill guide bushings pressed in.  They have a single bolt in the middle so it swivels and always sits flush against the surface.  The jigs are attached to a reinforced flat surface (angle iron keeps it flat and square). Two for the riser and one for the limbs. The key for me is to always be consistant with the thickness of the riser block and limb width.  After the limbs are mounted I mark them out and cut accordingly.  I got the jig idea from a similar jig Jim Brackenbury used.  A photo of it is on page 447 of traditional bowyers of America book.

As I'm trying to describe it I look further into the posts and see a photo T folts posted and that's basically my jig.  Mine isn't as fancy but UHMW press in drill bushings, flat surface and about $75.00 to the machinist and you got it.

Kenny, I'll take some pics of my jig today and post them tonight. Tony

Kenny check out a dowel-it jig with the bushings

Yes Dowel-it jig It self centers.Made in Michigan.

Thanks guys!  Much apprecieated!

Kenny The jig strungstick is talking about is what I used as well. The key to it is grinding the width of the limbs the same before you drill. After that its cake to make another set.

Setup a template to drill the riser the same way and it will match everytime.

Thanks Shane, ya get the zebra pic I txtd ya?

no, you may have sent it to the home phone and not the cell. I will call ya