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tillering
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that's what some say is the difference
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in a woodworker and in a Bowyer
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it's either what makes or breaks a bow
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literally the tillers the difference in
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a good smooshing bow in a bow that
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vibrates tillering has been one of the
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most difficult and is the most difficult
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part of building a bow it's the time
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when you feel the most impatient but you
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need to be the most patient so the time
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we're all Bowyer's mess up we're all
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Bowyer's break a bow but there is one
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single tool that has changed tillering
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forever entering the tillering gizmo the
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items needed to make this tailoring
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gizmo are fairly simple the first thing
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is a 5/16 nut a pencil in a scrap piece
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of wood
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I've made some out of a pine 2x4 but you
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know me I don't like to stop with
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something like that so I'm gonna make
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mine look a little better the wooden
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block is gonna be 6 inches long one and
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a half inches wide and one and a half
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inches tall first mark the center of
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your block then measure 3/4 of an inch
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on either side draw a lines connect
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those lines directly to the corners
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these two corners are gonna cut off
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you'll see why here
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and then sand it smooth this is what
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we've got here now you're going to want
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to find the center now drill a hole with
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a half inch bit that's deep enough for
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the nut to fit all the way into the wood
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next change the bed out to a 5/16 drill
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bit drill this next hole right in the
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center of the hole you already drilled
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and this one's going all the way through
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the piece of wood
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next it's time to clean this up with
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sanding the next thing to do is to
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lightly hammer this nut right into the
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hole the hole is gonna be smaller than
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the nut so you want to lay it flat and
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with some smooth blows it should go
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right in once it started like that you
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can finish the job depending on how deep
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your hole is you can grab a dowel rod
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and Hammer your nut and further I like
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to just make mine flush and I call that
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good at this point if you're gonna apply
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a finish you can do it now I'm gonna use
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true oil
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now it's time to sharpen the pencil
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next clamp your pencil and device threat
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the pencil onto the gizmo
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and there you have it a tillering gizmo
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what's up guys corner here I'm kramitz
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thank you for joining me here's an old
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tillering gizmo and another old one and
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this is the one we built today it's
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absolutely awesome but that's not it I
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need to show you how to use it if you
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don't know how to use this properly it's
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really easy to break a bow the main goal
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of the tillering gizmo is to show you
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where you need to remove more what off
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the bow how you achieve that is by
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rubbing it like so on the belly of the
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bow and wherever it's bending the least
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amount the pencil that's protruding will
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actually touch the bow and leave pencil
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marks showing you where you need to take
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wood off the bow when I have the bow up
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here I can do the exact same thing as
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well I can draw the bow down to my
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desired length and I can stand up close
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to it also since I have the pulley down
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low I can just pull it up so I can draw
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it to my desired link grab the gizmo rub
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it along the belly and that's gonna tell
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me where I need to remove what
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personally after I get my pencil marks I
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take 10 to 15 scrapes of wood off and
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then re exorcise the limbs and redo it
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again but this works best with the long
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bow if you have a reflux D flex bow or a
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recurve bow you may be in for a little
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bit of trouble for example let's throw
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this bow that we made the other day and
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put duct tape on and you can see I've
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got reflex limb tips so to compensate
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for this all you have to do is when you
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draw it down and use the tillering gizmo
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you go and then you stop where the limb
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starts to reflect because if you just go
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over the reflex it's gonna have you take
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out that complete reflex leaving you
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with no wood left there and that's not
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what you want to do so the first may be
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20 inches here I'm going to use the
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tillering gizmo and the last 10 inches
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I'm gonna eyeball that in order to get
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the perfect killer on a reflex bow the
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same thing for a recurve bow and the
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same thing we're for reflex D flex bow
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you can definitely use the tillering
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gizmo on all of those you just want to
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stop where you have put in maybe flip
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tips or recurve tips so that you don't
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take too much wood off in the wrong
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place I'm gonna stop there on the
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explanation because I'm gonna do a whole
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nother tillering video that's gonna
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probably be lengthy and very very
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in-depth for all of you who are learning
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to tiller thanks for joining me I hope
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you liked this video if you did let me
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know comment below also if you need a
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bowstring go to Crane Rams comm for any
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bow you make I've got the bowstring for
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you also if you're making a boat you
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want a nice tillering string I sell
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those that are as well
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link in the description thanks again you
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guys are awesome stay positive go build
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a boat have some fun
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smile and I'll see you guys on the next
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video
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