Built a draw board

[The_Real_TCIII]

Nothing else to add, just wanted to post a pic of my draw board!

[ApexerER]

At the risk of sounding like an idiot......what is the purpose?

[stoneam2006]

At the risk of sounding like an idiot......what is the purpose?

Not a idiot but I also have question on it....see it on archery talk alot

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[ncountry]

Necessary tool in tuning a bow properly. It is why it is so hard to find a good pro shop. I have been to quite a few that didn't know what a draw board is either, and that should be part of their job.

 

Among other things , Draw length can be properly measured & cams timed and synchronized on a draw board.

[Lawdwaz]

Nothing else to add, just wanted to post a pic of my draw board!

 

PM me your address, I'll buy lunch at Mardee's for the tune up.  AFTER the season......

 

[dbHunterNY]

might be easier to track and measure if you built the bench out to take up space between the winch and cradle pipe for the bow handle.  paint it white and draw a reference line with a fine point sharpie, change color of marker and draw lines below and above that.  easier to track vertical knock travel.  as long as it's safe I like to keep an arrow on nocked.  anything mechanical can break.  also October Mountain Products bow vise.  they work sweet if you work on your own bow.

[The_Real_TCIII]

As stated the most important thing it does is let you time the cams. I just replaced string and the draw stops aren't hitting at the same time. So now it's twists and untwists until it's right

[The_Real_TCIII]

PM me your address, I'll buy lunch at Mardee's for the tune up. AFTER the season......

lol you don't want me messing with your bow, I'm still learning. You're welcome to use the draw board though

[The_Real_TCIII]

might be easier to track and measure if you built the bench out to take up space between the winch and cradle pipe for the bow handle. paint it white and draw a reference line with a fine point sharpie, change color of marker and draw lines below and above that. easier to track vertical knock travel. as long as it's safe I like to keep an arrow on nocked. anything mechanical can break. also October Mountain Products bow vise. they work sweet if you work on your own bow.

this won't be its permanent home. Also I have a carabiner around the string in case my loop breaks.