A little help on two ASL

[Kopper1013]

Hey guys looking for some stack help I want to build 2 ASL's (one for my father and one for myself) here's my "ideas"

64" ntn
15" riser
Between 1/2" and 3/8" at nocks
1-1/8" at fades
1/2-3/4" back set at 64"
.05 taper rate
5" tip wedges

If you don't like something in the above cause you didn't like your results please share I am open for suggestions.
Thank you all for your help.

[jsweka]

That sounds good to me.
What draw weight at what draw length are you shooting for?

[Kopper1013]

I'm hoping for one bow around 48lbs at 26" and one around 55lbs at 27"

[BenM]

http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=125;t=012224#000000

Here's a link to one I did last year.  Similar specs to what your after.  Each time you  reduce the stack by .015 you should lose around 5#'s.  Not sure about making a 64" bow though.

[BenM]

Maybe .535 and .520 just a guess.  I've dealt with Mike Ballenger at 7 lakes before and he was a huge help.

[canopyboy]

Sounds good, but 64" with a 15" riser on a ASL is a touch on the short side for a 27" draw imo. I think you may be happier at 65 or 66.

[Kopper1013]

Thanks guys, Ben sure is a pretty bow you built

[BenM]

Thanks Kopper.

[Dallas]

Ben, does your stack thickness include the glass or is it the wood lams alone?

[BenM]

That's total stack including glass.  Jsweka has done a bunch of build alongs on here too that helped me tremendously.  

The first link I gave used .040 glass and here's another build that used .050 glass which will help with stack thicknesses

http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=125;t=012276