Recurve Archery Bow ILF Limb Shims
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Snap-in shims to quickly adjust the poundage of an ILF recurve (archery) bow.
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- Creative Commons — Attribution
ILF Recurve Shims
Precision-fit shims for quickly adjusting limb pitch on ILF recurve bows—just like adding limb bolt turns, but without touching the bolts. These are great for training with a slightly heavier draw or quick re-tuning for different arrows / limbs on the same riser.
These work with all the Win&Win risers we've tried; hopefully, they're a good fit for other ILFs too. They come in multiple labelled thicknesses, making them quick to identify and swap.
I've done the STLs for ½ turn adjustments, but the SCAD file is easy to modify for any thickness you like—and the text label will change to match whatever turn-count you choose 😊.
I've never seen anything like these, and I'd really like to know what others think of them. If you make a set, please leave a comment / make and let me know your thoughts.
Features
Multiple thicknesses for easy tuning
Turn-count labels are shown on each shim
Snap-fit design—no tools, just pop it in and out
Print Info
- Material: PLA or PETG
- Multi-Material: Optional (for label text)
- Layer height: 0.15 mm
- Infill: 100%
- Supports: None
- Adhesion: No brim
- Orientation: As shown
OpenSCAD Info
The set contains the following model files:
- ‘noText(Body)’ - Unlabelled Shim
- ‘withText(Body)’ - Shim with blockout for text. Use this on its own for an embossed label, maybe even with a manual colour change.
- ‘withText(Text)’ - Text only, to suit the blockout in the previous model.
Tip: if you're using both ‘withText’ files in a multi-material print, try to get the text to print before the shim for the first layer to give a clean edge to the text. In PrusaSlicer, this means getting ‘Text’ model above the ‘Body’ model in the object list (I think!). The examples in the photos didn't have this, that's why the text isn't so crisp.
This model uses the font ‘Osifont’, which is great for 3d printing. I haven't included it in the pack, but you can find it here. It needs to be installed on your OS as OpenSCAD doesn't import fonts directly. Have a look in the SCAD file for (Windows 11) installation instructions. I found getting it working was a bit tricky.
Source
- Designed in OpenSCAD
- Font: Osifont
- Project maintained at: My GitHub repo
