Recutting string grooves

Started by kevsuperg, August 09, 2015, 05:07:00 PM

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kevsuperg

So I recently picked up blem bear super grizzly , it shoots well, at least as good as I can shoot it.
What I notice though is the top string groove is off center, not to bad but off center none the less.
Does anyone know of a way to fill in and recut the groove. Or is it even necessary
I know a guitar nut can be repaired and a new groove cut. Thought there might be a way to do it to a bow
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kevsuperg

And it's definitely not a twisted limb, the groove is off
USAF Medic 1982-1992
Life member BHA.
RMEF, PBS, Compton, idaho trad bow hunters

LittleBen

The groove may have been intentionally cut slightly off center to correct slight limb twist.

If it ain't brooe, I wouldn't try to fix it.

And FWIW, I don't know of a safe way to fill in a string groove and recut it. Sorry. Maybe others will be more knowledgeable.

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