More dead horse questions, this time, power lams

[Flem]

I got to say those tri-lams you guys are building are the sexiest things in the realm of Bow making.
They keep calling my name, like a sweet Siren

[Roy from Pa]

What's a supper lam?

Thought it was super lam?

[wood carver 2]

It's a young sheep of course.🤔
Dave.

[Forwardhandle]

I was hungry when I posted 

[buddyb]

Hmmm....I guess I can see where you'd use them if you didn't want to change your riser length.

[Forwardhandle]

The thing I like about supper lambs they are tasty  but I think the SL is a versital  component it can be shortened or lengthened to achieve what you want for me I like using them in paticurly in a 64" bow as it shortens the working limb giving good performance  in a longer stable package I like the idea of it being adjustable , I guess the same could be done on the wedge end bringing the stresses closer  to the riser, thanks for posting Lonnie gave me a couple idears 

[skeaterbait]

The thing I like about supper lambs they are tasty  but I think the SL is a versital  component it can be shortened or lengthened to achieve what you want for me I like using them in paticurly in a 64" bow as it shortens the working limb giving good performance  in a longer stable package I like the idea of it being adjustable , I guess the same could be done on the wedge end bringing the stresses closer  to the riser, thanks for posting Lonnie gave me a couple idears 

No thanks necessary, it's a my job..... 

[Roy from Pa]

Lonnie gave me a couple idears

I don't care what ya say, that thar is funny..

So Ritchie, when's ya getten ah hat like Lonnie?

[Forwardhandle]

I will ware my hat for you Roy but it's a unicorn hat and I where it much lower then Lonnie wares his 

[Shredd]

Thanks Rich. I may have to go with the superlam. Frankly I can't afford to build that many bows to chase down one aspect. Maybe after I win the lottery...

   You don't have to get down and start building that many bows...  But if you want to improve your design, it does not hurt to change one little thing each time you build a bow and see if it takes you in the direction that you want to go...  And we are not talking just about one aspect such as speed...