I make strings better than 99% of the ones using the motorized string spinner for winding serving, and all I use is the BCY string jig, and NW Spinner kit and associated serving jig, and a drill. It may take me 2 hours to make 1 set, but quality control is much better when you do most everything by hand. In the video above, the way this guy is winding on the serving is going to impart a natural left-spin to the arrow leaving the bow. I make my strings that impart a natural right-spin, so that arrows fletched right helical (which is about 90% of all arrows fletched nowadays) won't have to fight a left-spin string.

Never realized how much work goes into a string. Really puts the cost of a string into perspective.

I love how you ended that serving with the loop. It's just like fly rod wrapping. Why not use that for the center serving? Is how you did the center serving stronger? I would imagine???

Just curious - how much tension do you have on your string when you’re applying the cam serving?

What is a "whip stitch?"

AWESOME!!!!!! U need a better camera person tho lol