crossbow prod
 

Do anyone got cad drawings for a crossbow prod with a draw weight of 230
lbs, and draw lenght of 8 inces ?



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Håken wrote:
Do anyone got cad drawings for a crossbow prod with a draw weight of 230
lbs, and draw lenght of 8 inces ?

I've seen you post this several times, and so far, nobody has
answered the question in *my* mind.

*What* is a crossbow "prod"? Do you mean "product"?

And no -- I can't supply the answer to your question, but
perhaps if you used more familiar terminology, someone else might.



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Good Luck,
DoN.

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"DoN. Nichols" wrote in message
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In article ,
Håken wrote:
Do anyone got cad drawings for a crossbow prod with a draw weight of 230
lbs, and draw lenght of 8 inces ?

I've seen you post this several times, and so far, nobody has
answered the question in *my* mind.

*What* is a crossbow "prod"? Do you mean "product"?

I think he's reflecting a comment I made to him, in which I explained that I
have some data he may be able to use but that my scanner is dead. I told
Håken to prod me if he didn't hear from me in a few days.

Sorry, Håken, but my scanner is still dead, and the one intended for my
son's machine isn't set up yet. Hang in there, I have you in mind, and I
would like to get it to you as soon as I can.

By the way, the next time someone comments about your English (not Don, but
I saw someone else's comment yesterday), ask him how well he writes
Norwegian. g

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"DoN. Nichols" wrote:

In article ,
Håken wrote:
Do anyone got cad drawings for a crossbow prod with a draw weight of 230
lbs, and draw lenght of 8 inces ?

I've seen you post this several times, and so far, nobody has
answered the question in *my* mind.

*What* is a crossbow "prod"? Do you mean "product"?

And no -- I can't supply the answer to your question, but
perhaps if you used more familiar terminology, someone else might.



remove the (remove) or else my e-mail adress will not work.

And most people will be answering in the newsgroup, not via
e-mail.

Good Luck,
DoN.

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The prod is the "bow" of a crossbow. He wants drawings to acheive a 230
pound draw weight in 8 inches of draw.

Cheers
Trevor Jones

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Ed Huntress wrote:
"DoN. Nichols" wrote in message
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In article ,
Håken wrote:
Do anyone got cad drawings for a crossbow prod with a draw weight of 230
lbs, and draw lenght of 8 inces ?

I've seen you post this several times, and so far, nobody has
answered the question in *my* mind.

*What* is a crossbow "prod"? Do you mean "product"?

I think he's reflecting a comment I made to him, in which I explained that I
have some data he may be able to use but that my scanner is dead. I told
Håken to prod me if he didn't hear from me in a few days.

Nope -- that isn't it, as he used the same term in the article
to which you followed up. (It is still on my news sever, so I could
check)

So -- I guess that means that you, also, don't know what a
"crossbow prod" is.

I'm wondering whether it is a single part for a crossbow, or
simply sort for "product" to mean the whole thing. Since English
appears to not his first language, I would have to say that he is doing
quite well at communicating, but there is still that term which puzzles
me.

Enjoy,
DoN.
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http://www.alcheminc.com/crossbow.html

The owner of this site sells prods.

7/32" spring steel get you 220 to 265 pounds @ 8 inches draw.

It's not a cad drawing, but it's information.

Cheers
Trevor Jones

"DoN. Nichols" wrote in message
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*What* is a crossbow "prod"? Do you mean "product"?

I think he's reflecting a comment I made to him, in which I explained
that I
have some data he may be able to use but that my scanner is dead. I told
Håken to prod me if he didn't hear from me in a few days.

Nope -- that isn't it, as he used the same term in the article
to which you followed up. (It is still on my news sever, so I could
check)

So -- I guess that means that you, also, don't know what a
"crossbow prod" is.

Nope, 'don't know crossbows, I just have a book article about them. I guess
only Håken knows for sure what he means.

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Trevor Jones wrote:
"DoN. Nichols" wrote:

[ ... ]

*What* is a crossbow "prod"? Do you mean "product"?

[ ... ]

The prod is the "bow" of a crossbow. He wants drawings to acheive a 230
pound draw weight in 8 inches of draw.

Thank you! This may help other to answer the original
question, too.

Thanks again,
DoN.

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The prod is the spring , or the bow on the crossbow.
Got it ?

"DoN. Nichols" skrev i melding
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In article ,
Ed Huntress wrote:
"DoN. Nichols" wrote in message
...
In article ,
Håken wrote:
Do anyone got cad drawings for a crossbow prod with a draw weight of
230
lbs, and draw lenght of 8 inces ?

I've seen you post this several times, and so far, nobody has
answered the question in *my* mind.

*What* is a crossbow "prod"? Do you mean "product"?

I think he's reflecting a comment I made to him, in which I explained
that I
have some data he may be able to use but that my scanner is dead. I told
Håken to prod me if he didn't hear from me in a few days.

Nope -- that isn't it, as he used the same term in the article
to which you followed up. (It is still on my news sever, so I could
check)

So -- I guess that means that you, also, don't know what a
"crossbow prod" is.

I'm wondering whether it is a single part for a crossbow, or
simply sort for "product" to mean the whole thing. Since English
appears to not his first language, I would have to say that he is doing
quite well at communicating, but there is still that term which puzzles
me.

Enjoy,
DoN.
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In article ,
Håken wrote:
The prod is the spring , or the bow on the crossbow.
Got it ?

Thanks. Some others posted that after I posted, but before you
did, so I had the answer by now.

It is a strange term for a spring or bow, but then a lot of
fields develop strange jargon.

Thanks again,
DoN.
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On 5 Feb 2005 00:28:56 -0500, (DoN. Nichols)
wrote:


So -- I guess that means that you, also, don't know what a
"crossbow prod" is.

I'm wondering whether it is a single part for a crossbow, or
simply sort for "product" to mean the whole thing. Since English
appears to not his first language, I would have to say that he is doing
quite well at communicating, but there is still that term which puzzles
me.

Enjoy,
DoN.

A "prod" is the bow section of a crossbow.

Gunner



" We have all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million
typewriters will eventually reproduce the entire works of
Shakespeare...Thanks to AOL and WebTv, we know this is not possible."

On 5 Feb 2005 00:28:56 -0500, (DoN. Nichols)
wrote:


I'm wondering whether it is a single part for a crossbow, or
simply sort for "product" to mean the whole thing. Since English
appears to not his first language, I would have to say that he is doing
quite well at communicating, but there is still that term which puzzles

The "prod" is the bow part of a crossbow. And the arrows are quarrels
(well you woudl quarrel if someone shot one at you too!)
Geoff

On 8 Feb 2005 02:09:02 -0600, geoff m
wrote:

On 5 Feb 2005 00:28:56 -0500, (DoN. Nichols)
wrote:


I'm wondering whether it is a single part for a crossbow, or
simply sort for "product" to mean the whole thing. Since English
appears to not his first language, I would have to say that he is doing
quite well at communicating, but there is still that term which puzzles

The "prod" is the bow part of a crossbow. And the arrows are quarrels
(well you woudl quarrel if someone shot one at you too!)
Geoff

quarrels or bolts G

Gunner



" We have all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million
typewriters will eventually reproduce the entire works of
Shakespeare...Thanks to AOL and WebTv, we know this is not possible."

In article ,
Gunner wrote:

On 8 Feb 2005 02:09:02 -0600, geoff m
wrote:

On 5 Feb 2005 00:28:56 -0500, (DoN. Nichols)
wrote:


I'm wondering whether it is a single part for a crossbow, or
simply sort for "product" to mean the whole thing. Since English
appears to not his first language, I would have to say that he is doing
quite well at communicating, but there is still that term which puzzles

The "prod" is the bow part of a crossbow. And the arrows are quarrels
(well you woudl quarrel if someone shot one at you too!)
Geoff

quarrels or bolts G


Don't think I'd hang around to quarrel. I think I'd just bolt for cover.

But the second projectile launched in the encounter would be much
smaller, faster, and going in the opposite direction.

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Still a pre-vert, caught in that nether world between childish
enthusiasm and experimentation and adultery -- er -- hood.

I missed the staff meeting but the minutes show geoff m
wrote back on 8 Feb 2005 02:09:02 -0600
in rec.crafts.metalworking :
On 5 Feb 2005 00:28:56 -0500, (DoN. Nichols)
wrote:
I'm wondering whether it is a single part for a crossbow, or
simply sort for "product" to mean the whole thing. Since English
appears to not his first language, I would have to say that he is doing
quite well at communicating, but there is still that term which puzzles

The "prod" is the bow part of a crossbow. And the arrows are quarrels
(well you woudl quarrel if someone shot one at you too!)

People with crossbows don't kill people, quarrels do!

--
pyotr filipivich.
as an explaination for the decline in the US's tech edge, James
Niccol wrote "It used to be that the USA was pretty good at
producing stuff teenaged boys could lose a finger or two playing with."