Recurve Bow Stringer Template

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The Selway Archery stringer style is mimicked by this stringer, alongside other similar designs. Its leather pocket necessitates no stitching or glue for assembly; instead, it relies on the folds in the leather and paracord to keep it together. A rubber component is required for the upper limb - I cut a rubber stopper in half and drilled a hole through it. Please refrain from using a 3D printed part as the actual stringer; its strength may be insufficient. However, 3D printed templates can prove extremely beneficial for cutting and punching the leather. For my 50-lb bow, 1.8 mm thick leather works perfectly, but for heavier bows, opt for saddle leather. To create holes in the leather, I utilized hollow punches from a Harbor Freight set, while shop shears were used to cut the slot between the holes for the pouch's tail end.