Make Your Own Flemish Twist String - Part 2 - Making the String

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This video is part two of a three part series on how to make your own bow string.
Part One - Making the jig
Part Two - Making the string
Part Three - Serving the string
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@derekperkins7343 2 года назад

You are the first person I've seen to bundle the strands when making the first end- it makes a lot of sense and prevents a lot of tangling.

@michaelj2536 6 лет назад

I looked at a lot of videos on the Flemish and yours is by far the most clear to follow. Thank you !!!

@nathansmith5331 4 года назад

I like how you did this great job. Thank you

@FreeRange1234 5 лет назад

great video, my question is, why do you make both loops the same size, I have always seen strings with the top loop a little bigger than the bottom. Top loop slides over the limb when bracing and unbracing.

@Gronnth 6 лет назад

I noticed you didn't put any counter-twist in the separate bundles before making the second loop, like I see people do in most tutorials. How does the bundles end up when the string is finished? I'm going to try this method next time I need a new string. Do you have any tips on why and how to fix uneven bundle length after the first loop? I always seem to have that problem. Probably something to do with uneven twisting of the bundles? Cheers from Norway!

@Diamondbackarchery 6 лет назад

Hello! I'm not sure what you are referring to. I make both loops the same way - twist to the right and go over the left. Maybe you can point me to a time frame in the video so I can help.

@Gronnth 6 лет назад

It's just something I've seen in many flemish twist tutorials. Before they start the second loop, they put counter-twist into both bundles, so that when the string is finished, the bundles join together into one string, and not two separate strings twisted together. English is not my first language, so it's easier to show you. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9iTI--H5FdE.htmlm46s for example. :)