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How to tie a d loop

Discussion in 'DIY Archery & Hunting Projects' started by Bow String Depot, May 8, 2014.

  1. Bow String Depot

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    Just thought this is cool.
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    Neat!!!
     
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    Nice Hutch! Great little way to show people how to tie a d-loop. Would love some more "how to" like this!
     
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    Good stuff.
     
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    How long is the cord for making D-loops?
     
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    5" for a normal size d loop. Take your finger and fray the end good then burn it with a lighter and blow it out. Don't let it burn long so it becomes brittle. Once tied the d loop will look short but it will stretch to a prefect size.


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    That was cool, I make my D-loops 4" and then use my outer limit pliers to tighten the bad boy down.
     
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    If you don't have a set of d loop pliers, needle nose pliers work pretty well. Just stick them in between the d loop and string and open them up. Works pretty nicely



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    I've also used my release to pull the loop tight.


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