A short monologue-style transcript from a Pro Archer Shot-Coach YouTube video describing the final tuning and finishing steps for a youth bow. The speaker discusses weight trimming (targeting 25, reads 29 before tuning), edge sanding and wing-dropping to adjust balance, straightness/stroke counting, shooting tests with youth arrows, and applying a medallion and finish (mention of lacquer thinner).
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See if we hit weight. Perfect. It's supposed to be 25. It's 29. That'll tune it. We're going to tune this thing out. It next off the grinder again, a really soft splatter for this. I'm going to hit these edges and drop this wing because I don't want to. It's so. That's perfect. Just like a little over a half pound more. Which when we edge sand it. It'll be perfect. Check the straightness. That's perfectly straigh. I bet that'll get it. Gotta count the strokes on that. It's gotta be perfect. Four strokes per side. I count half strokes. Really fun to scream out numbers when he's doing that. Wouldn't change anything for me. He once tries to do that. It's muscle memory by now. 2, 4, 6. Look, I can look out the window and I still know where I'm at. Nick, you wanna find some youth arrow? We can shoot this thing. All right. Done extending it. We'll do a final tune, make sure it stayed and then we'll finish on the pneumatic. That's great. Dead Island 25 where it's supposed to be. All right, let's shoot it. Make sure it shoots good. Yeah, Shooter messed with that one. Bullsey. And that's perfect. All right, we'll go put the medallion in while he was in garden, did he? No. He's appalled at our use of lacquer thinner. We could switch to gasoline. Yeah, we could. It's only somewhat behind catalyzed finish. It's.
