1/4? Micarta tubing?

[Chiro75]

Where do you get 1/4" Micarta tubing for thong holes? I have pins, but Koval didn't list tubing. Should've asked because they probably carry it and it just wasn't listed. Also, if anyone has some they don't need/want, maybe I'll just buy it off of you if the price is right. Thanks!

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Dr. Steve Agocs
http://www.geocities.com/Chiro75/frames.html


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[balut]

Try these guys:www.mcmaster.com I think they call it garolite.

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[R.W.Clark]

Texas Knifemakers carries it. I know becuase I ordered black and they sent me natural. Not worth my time to send it back. If you want it you can have it. I'll never use it.

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R.W.Clark

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[3/16th's]

Hey there Chiro, what about a Carbon Fiber arrow shaft? You should be able to source one of those locally.

Hugh

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[Chiro75]

Do they have an outer diameter of 1/4"? Sounds cool. I wonder what the cost is, and what the looks would be on end like that. It's a good idea! Anyone ever done this? Only problem is that I hate working with carbon fiber. Yuck!

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Dr. Steve Agocs
http://www.geocities.com/Chiro75/frames.html


agocs_s@hotmail.com

 

[3/16th's]

I am not an archer but I would expect 1/4" to be available. I know that Thomas Haslinger has used them. Look at his website to see if that is what you have in mind. I am not sure of the cost. Can't be that much and think how many tubes you'd get out of one arrow.

Hugh

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[Ansoknives]

I once tried using CF arrow for tubing...I found it to rather soft.....it is not braided.