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Use bowstring hemp in a Sentence ... See web results for bowstring hemp ... Tie a bowstring ser...
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dictionary.reference.com/browse/bowstring+hemp
dictionary.reference.com/browse/bowstring+hemp
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with one end of the serving thread, tie a granny knot around the string where you want to start the serving, leaving a couple of inches on the free end. ... use the loop of bowstring material to pull the end of the serving thread back under the wraps.
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digital.cs.usu.edu/~watson/artemisiaca/bowstringhowto.h...
digital.cs.usu.edu/~watson/artemisiaca/bowstringhowto.htm
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Separate the string at that point and insert the new serving through the string and tie two single knots leaving about a 4"-5" tag end. Next run the tag end down the bow string , the serving will be wrapped around this tag end to hold it in place.
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www.huntbgo.com/serving.htm
www.huntbgo.com/serving.htm
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Only difference is on some style of peeps you will have to tie in one section above and one section of serving below. The serving will not wrap around the peep. If you have any questions about how to do this properly, you can contact me on the forum and I will try to help clarify it for you.
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www.pabucks.com/peep_sight.html
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To tie off the serving, follow the steps shown below. ... To fit a peepsight to a compound bowstring, first tie a few turns of bright coloured thread around the bowstring. The thread should not be tied too tight, as it should still be able to slide up and down the bowstring.
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www.centenaryarchers.gil.com.au/howto.htm
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Wrap the piece of serving material around the bow string and begin as if you were tying your shoe. You're going to tie the first half of a square knot, stop, and pull the ends snugly by hand.
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bowsite.com/bowsite/features/practical_bowhunter/tieone...
bowsite.com/bowsite/features/practical_bowhunter/tieone/index.html
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I try to get the middle of the string, 8 strands one side and 8 the other, and I tie a single overhand knot to keep the serving from falling out while I remount the bowstring on the bow. Anchoring the beginning end of the serving like this is one way to keep a serving from slipping up or down, later on.
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www.texasarchery.org/Documents/BeiterNockPoint/servingb...
www.texasarchery.org/Documents/BeiterNockPoint/servingbnp.htm
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* Keeping the serving jig up against the serving, loosen the arm's large wing nut, remove tension on the string, loosen the arm's small tie-down wing nut and remove the string tag ends, ... * Pull the whipped end tight, and carefully cut off the tag end close to the serving. One bowstring loop is now completed.
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www.texasarchery.org/Documents/DiStefanoStrings/NewDist...
www.texasarchery.org/Documents/DiStefanoStrings/NewDistefString/estring.html
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Basically, instead of using a standard nock set, you tie the loop above and below the arrow nock, leaving just enough ... No serving damage from release aid contact; Assures easy one-hand loading; Releases can remain attached to bowstring in perfect location; Eliminates gaps in serving from pressure on nocking point; Â...
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www.edersbow.com/is-a-string-loop-right-for-you/
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