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Crossbow - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Strong and durable, especially with hardwoods like oak or hickory, making it ideal for higher-draw-weight crossbows.
        
        Easy to shape and carve using basic woodworking tools.
        
        Provides a traditional, rustic aesthetic that can be stained, polished, or customized.
        
        Heavier than bamboo, which can affect portability and ease of use.
        
        Prone to warping, swelling, or cracking under fluctuating humidity and temperature conditions.
        
        Requires proper maintenance to prevent rot, pest damage, or degradation over time.
    - - Lightweight and easier to handle, offering better portability and usability over long periods.
        
        Naturally flexible and resilient, which helps reduce the risk of cracking under strain.
        
        Sustainable and eco-friendly, as bamboo is a fast-growing, renewable resource.
        
        Has a unique, natural appearance with distinct nodes and texture.
        
        More challenging to work with due to its hollow structure and tendency to split.
        
        Less structurally strong than hardwoods, requiring reinforcement for high-draw-weight crossbows.
        
        Needs proper curing and treatment to prevent cracking or degradation over time.
  - - - Easier and cheaper to construct with basic woodworking tools.
        
        Lightweight and offers a rustic, customizable aesthetic.
        
        Less durable, prone to wear, and affected by environmental conditions.
        
        Better suited for lighter crossbows with lower tension requirements.
    - - May rust if untreated, though weather-resistant if protected.
        
        Requires metalworking tools and skills; can be heavier.
        
        Provides a smooth, consistent release for better accuracy.
        
        Durable and handles high tensions well, ideal for high-draw-weight crossbows.