Very informative video! Thank you for this!

I've tinkered with my ILF bow. I've used the same steps u have used here in this video & there was little to no instructions given with the new products I have bought. Adjusting the tiller affects your nocking point so someone needs to pay attention to the nock on your string & the tune of your bow related to your arrow. I shoot spilt-finger & after breaking in my new string your tiller measurements will change & I found once this happens that I'm @ a positive 1 or 2 tiller on my bow. However I have another identical string I'm going to break in. With the same bow I'm going to be shooting 2 different arrows off 2 different strings until I eventually settle on one arrow. It turns out that both arrows have a different plastic nock on them. With the 1st arrow I had to add some thin BCY serving material to my string to have a tight nocking point. U don't want to dry fire your bow by shooting the same string with 2 different plastic nocks. When I find a plastic nock that fits & I know which one I now need I will have both strings setup the same. When I achieve that I will probably be somewhere around a positive 1 to 2 tiller with a bottom limb tiller measurement somewhere in the 1/8 to 1/4 inch range less than the top tiller measurement due to my split-finger style.

I am new to this, could you tell me for the string walking what measurement in cm should I put on the upper and lower blades?

@3RiversArchery

Жыл бұрын

This will require a fair bit of tuning to get it right for your shooting style and set up. You're best to start at a Zero Tiller (both the same) and adjusting by the millimeter from there. Normally it will end with the lower plate moved in half a centimeter or more, but will come down to your shooting what it will need to be.

Is the method same on an ILF bow? If it is, make a video for ILF.

@3RiversArchery

2 жыл бұрын

The steps are the same for an ILF bow. We are still planning to make a video highlighting on an ILF riser though.

Back what @ 6.49 into the video? You saidd to back "UNKNOWN" the set screws when yadyuadyyahh . If I was more familiar with all this excitement from a new found hobby Im currently Exploring into,I would I understand what exactly your referring to. So please forgive my ignorance.

@3RiversArchery

9 ай бұрын

For most adjustable tiller bows they have a "set screw" that locks the tiller bolt in place. The comment in the video is a reminder to loosen the set screw before adjusting the bolt and to tighten it back down when done. As it keeps the bolt from moving.

Video Tiller on all shooting styles, Split Finger, Three Finger, String Walking , etc Be more explicit Please !! I only shoot Split Finger Only !!!