nice save eric

  Niiice...

 Found in the trash can wood

Nice tiller Keyang.

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Looks great!!

Been cleaning house this morn, but yesterday I made a new string for my #1 bow so I can get it shot in before season. Wanted  to stay inside yesterday cuz it was 100 degrees . Not ready for that crap!!

Skinny strings suck to get the serving right and look like anything...

Yup, I hate those skinny strings.

I like the string, just hate makin em.

I don't like anything about them.

   

I like that I had to go from 500s to 400s and quieter . That is all... 

Cool beans ole timer:)

If you talking nock fit on skinny strings I been using D97 no less than 14 strands and .021 serving I think. Then a tie on point above and below the arrow. Get the top one where it needs to be and glue it then turn the bottom one up kinda snug on the nock. I like the string to turn inside the knock and those little dimple thingeys keep the arrow from falling off and the bottom tie on keeps it in place.

Yep, nock fit.  I run a 10 strand BCYX with some added strands under the center serving and end servings. I want my nock to stay on string when the bow is at your side with arrow pointed straight down, no tighter.

Bro's bow has a 6 strand D97 on it...

BCY 1200X Spectra Serving--serves flat and becomes clear when served tightly.

use this at the nock area to buildup

I do like stic said too--Then I tie on a point above and below the arrow nock

I use two tie on nocks also . One pair of small wool puffs at third and quarter points . .

I use 2 tie on nocks and leave about 1/16th more spacing than the width of the nock and add a few extra strands of BCYX in the nock area.

I want the nock a tad snug cause I shoot 3 under.

Like this kenny

I use a single point above the nock.  Just barely enough tension to hold the arrow.  I handle arrows by the nock and this system allows nocking and drawing an arrow without looking.  Also very fast.

Yup Mark

I dislike the feel of skinny strings but even with 14 strands of B-50 and heavy serving I still prefer a loose nock fit. And I nock the arrow over the nocking point. Just the way I have always done it.
When in a tree stand I don't hang my bow but lay it across my lap with one hand on the bow handle and one on the string ready to go when go times comes. I can do it this way with way less movement when I get ready to shoot.