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Compression Block Reviews
Great tool
Gerry
9 years ago
compressed 23/24shafts to 11/32worked great very little sanding afterwards made 18inch crossbow bolts out of 85#spined fir shafts were to thickto work as they were smaller diameter works great
Good product for home builder
1arrowsmith
16 years ago
I have had this for several years now and have made many dozens of arrows with this product, and have found it to be perfect for the home application. For mass production not a good method.
Compression Block Questions and Answers
Asked by
Friso
5 years ago
So I generally use #30-35 5/16 shafts. What 11/32 shafts would I need to end up with the correct spine?
Asked by
Ben
11 years ago
I tend to shoot hardwood shafts (oak and ash mostly). Will the compression block work on them?
No it is intended for soft woods.
11 years ago
No it is intended for soft woods.
Asked by
Vern
13 years ago
What some of the advantages to using compessed arrow shafting
With a compression block you can build heavier stronger shafts.
13 years ago
With a compression block you can build heavier stronger shafts.
Asked by
José Luiz
13 years ago
I want to understand the workings of Compression Block. He works with the aid of a hand drill? I can only use bigger shafts to bring them to a smaller diameter or I can also use square shafts?
With the compression block you will chuck it up in a vice and wi
13 years ago
With the compression block you will chuck it up in a vice and with a constant flame on the block with a torch you will then spin the shaft through the hole with a drill. The compression block will take your rounded arrow shafts and make them a size smaller. 23/64 will be 11/32 and 11/32 shaft will turn to 5/16. compressing a shaft will make it around 5 pounds weaker.
Asked by
Travis
3 years ago
Can the compression block be used for making tail or barrel tapered shafts, rather than removing material from the shafts to creat the tapers? Or is it intended solely for compressing the entire length of the shaft?
It is intended for compressing the whole shaft.
3 years ago
It is intended for compressing the whole shaft.