Tornado Pro String Serving Jig Review
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Simple design with solid performance. The Tornado serving tool offers adjustable tension and smooth thread flow. Self centering washer and axle system are for super smooth uniform servings. Serving not included. Instructions included. An excellent tool for making quick, tight servings. ...read more
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Tornado Pro String Serving Jig Reviews
Great product
Dave
5 years ago
Easy to use, holds good tension when applying serving.
This tool works great.
Chuck
5 years ago
The nylon bushings don't fit in the spool of the Browning serving threads spool without simple modification. Easy to do.
Serving jig
Fergus
7 years ago
It does take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the operation of the tool to figure the initial tension. Once that is dialed in correctly serving a string goes extremely fast.
Great jig
Greg
9 years ago
made it very easy to do the servings on the ends loop and a center serving on the balista strings
Works like a champ!
Joe
9 years ago
Makes nice tight servings....
First time user. perfect for serving!
Brick1
9 years ago
I have been an archer for over 50 years. first time i have tried my own strings. you folks take the guess work out of it! thanks, bill
Excellent tool easy to use.
Dickie
9 years ago
Excellent tool.
Easy to use
Zach
9 years ago
I have never attempted to make a bowstring before using this and I got it on the second try. The instructions were a little hard to follow but I just googled how to finish it off with a different knot and presto still no problems.
Simple yet effective
OldArcher
9 years ago
New to string making but long time Archer. I purchased this one due to reputation and the AAE one due to build. This works. It has no bells and whistles but will get the job done. Adjustment is pretty lacking. Coarse threads makes it go from super tight to run away loose with very little in between. Once set, you can run serving as fast as the other one I have. It feels pretty… read more thin in metal. I had to add a plastic washer and a spring washer to the adjustment side to help keep the setting and provide a smoother adjustment. Once that was figured, the tool does what it supposed to. I wouldn't feel lacking using this tool, but there are much better ones out there if you pay a few extra coins. I found the heavier servers tend to have a better spin due to the increased momentum. This is light enough that you need to keep finger contact on while spinning from what I've found.
Good string server
BP
9 years ago
Work great for re-serving old bow strings. Easy to use, the instruction are not great but there are plenty of video for string serving.
Tornado Pro String Serving Jig Questions and Answers
Asked by
jks
11 years ago
What serving material should I use for 35 lb recurve with this jig?
Are you asking about serving strings or tying on feathers to a s
11 years ago
Are you asking about serving strings or tying on feathers to a shaft.
Asked by
Don Coinneach. (pronounced coin ick)
12 years ago
Using serving cording on a crossbow string, do I remove the string and make a brace to string and stretch the bow string or pull the string away from the stock (that's pretty far off line)?
Sir we have very little experience with cross bows I would take
12 years ago
Sir we have very little experience with cross bows I would take the string an reserve it that way.
Asked by
Stretch
12 years ago
When you serve a string with the string on the bow, should the bow string be twisted, as it is when you're using it? On my bow, I twist the string 6 times when installing.
Yes, the length of the string should already be established and
12 years ago
Yes, the length of the string should already be established and the necessary twists put into it to get that length. You may still have to twist the string after wards to get the correct brace, but you should already be pretty close.
I untwist my string feed the thread through the fibers and the r
12 years ago
I untwist my string feed the thread through the fibers and the re twist the bowstring tight enough so that the thread doesn't fall out but you don't have to twist the string to the regular length because you can always do it afterwards
Keeping the twists in the string as you use it will help keep th
12 years ago
Keeping the twists in the string as you use it will help keep the serving tight. I make my own Flemish twist strings and have about 10 twists in mine prior to serving to lock in my braids.
Asked by
Unknown
13 years ago
I have never used a jig before. I was wondering if this jig fits over the string like the one in the video does?
It fits on a different way than the one in this video. The V tha
13 years ago
It fits on a different way than the one in this video. The V thats in it is what the string goes into, but it goes onto the string tight, so you can still spin it around the string.
It does not...it has a simple "crease" where the thread comes th
12 years ago
It does not...it has a simple "crease" where the thread comes through that allows you to follow your previous wraps in a similar way. You will not be able to spin this one hands-free like the one in the video but it serves my strings just fine only a little slower.
no
12 years ago
no
yes it does. Lay the bow string in the V-groove adjust tension t
12 years ago
yes it does. Lay the bow string in the V-groove adjust tension to bring the server up against the bow string and spin...
The notch were the serving string comes through rides on the bow
12 years ago
The notch were the serving string comes through rides on the bowstring.
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Unknown
13 years ago
does the 1/4# spool fit in this jig?
The Tornado string serving jig is only to be used with serving m
13 years ago
The Tornado string serving jig is only to be used with serving material so the 1/4# string material rolls will not fit on it.
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Unknown
13 years ago
does it come with serving?
No, the Tornado serving jig does not come with serving material.
13 years ago
No, the Tornado serving jig does not come with serving material.