1/8 warp should be insignificant, right ?
Ignore it.
It will fade with memory.
If it really can't be ignored then it is too warped to play with and should be replaced.
But don't throw it away. Send it to me so I can ignore it.
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Is your advice the same for hard to come by shafts such as the original Predator 314 shafts? I have two of them and one of them has warped a decent amount in the last several years.
I would like to know if there is a way of straightening it because those shafts are north of $200 in decent used condition from what I have seen. Would rather try to fix it instead of throw it away if possible,
To the OP don't list too this, I've straighten a few shafts David Jabocay showed me how.
He has a tool that he sells and it works good.
After you use that tool it will leave a mark or groove like on your shaft take a high grit sand paper sand it off it be just fine. After that lay it on a flat table and put a few heavy books
on the shaft with the bow up, leave it for a couple days and it will be good to go.
I did this and it worked for me but after 3 weeks just a little bit of roll out came back and
it wasn't as bad as it started out to be.
So I repeated the process and now my shaft has been straight for a year an half. Also I'm
not a sales person for Jacoby ether.
This straightens my shaft for up to 4 hours at a time
Is your advice the same for hard to come by shafts such as the original Predator 314 shafts? I have two of them and one of them has warped a decent amount in the last several years.
I would like to know if there is a way of straightening it because those shafts are north of $200 in decent used condition from what I have seen. Would rather try to fix it instead of throw it away if possible,
Don't you just hate posts about images that don't have images in them?
I posted a big picture for obvious reasons.
Jeff Livingston
Don't you just hate posts about images that don't have images in them?
I posted a big picture for obvious reasons.
Jeff Livingston
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Jeff Livingston
This straightens my shaft for up to 4 hours at a time