New Compound Bow Build - At Home Archery Shop * PART 2 *
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Welcome to my archery shop! In this video I finish my new bow build on the Bear Archery Escalate. As hunting season approaches, keep your eyes peeled for plenty of bow hunting adventures! Enjoy.
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Roll your bowstring off the cam, then you won't have to press bow as much to adjust cable. And avoid using pliers.
Also those omp levels.... junk
Hard pass on cable driven rests. When paper tuning your rest is only for micro adjustments. Shim your cams instead
Im not a big fan of rest tuning immediately for a bullethole especially if your going to shoot fix blade broadheads things can get wonky fast Increasing your fieldpoint/ broadhead weight will weaken the spine enough to get rid of that small right tear you had while maintaining centershot
I hunt with a regular bow. Just like the native Americans did.
I think you did a good job, job well done, now go shoot and shoot every day, enjoy and have fun
Doesn't the bow need to be at full draw, to set 3rd axis?
I'll need to do that!!
Great job! but I must admit you made me a little nervous not nocking an arrow while drawing your bow.
yup yup, way to easy to put in an arrow and point at something solid. If that peep or release fails you won't blow up the bow just destroy an arrow.
Instead of raising the rest, you should have moved the D-loop down. Ideally, you want the arrow going through the Berger holes and the launcher down as low to the shelf as possible before it touches. This way, when you move the D-loop down, it'll be closer to the midpoint of the string for a more balanced draw.
Also, never use that string splitter tool without the bow in the press and the string slightly relaxed. Twisting the splitter in the string at full tension will friction-cut strands.
Always save the sight leveling (2nd & 3rd axes) till the end, after you've shot the bow through paper and it's tuned. If you have to change the string angle (via cam shimming, yoke twisting, etc.), then it'll change the angle of the string. In your case, you were lucky and were able to get the right tear out by moving the rest. Some binary cam bows won't let you do that - you'd have to shim the top, bottom, or both cams in order to fix those types of tears, and that would change the angle of the string.
Awesome video nonetheless!!!
Thanks for the feedback!
@@OutdoorsAllie you're welcome!
Nice bow build. I was like no when you kept pulling your bow back wt out a arrow nocked.
Really would’ve liked to see how you timed the rest!
You need a different release
great video. one tweak i woukd have done was leave the rest alone an tune the tear out with the yokes
Thanks for the feedback
Chances are when you split your cable to set your drop away cord, you changed your timing again, a very small amount. In the past i just feed the drop away cable through once, burn the end and put a small amount of serving on either side of it to stop it from moving in the cable.
Thanks for the feedback!
She’s a keeper lol
Great video Allie. I also shoot the same bow (since last year) and it's been great in the field.
One thing I might add to your video - 3rd axis adjustment should always be done at full draw. You can use the Hamskea tool as well, but you'll need to either aim at a hung plumb bob or aim at a leveled/plumb door jamb. Why at full draw? Because we are all human, and we all torque the bow differently aiming up or downhill VERSES a non torqued/level bow in the vice aiming up or down.
Thanks.
Thanks for the feedback!
Your rest might have needed a 7/8 adjustment to start instead of 13/16. Thicker riser
Allie, if you will take the string off the cam on 1 end. Leave the loop attached just roll the string off .you can rotate the cam to get to your cable loop easier. You also can press the bow less doing it that way..
Arrow to stiff
BEAR!!!
That back bar will help offset the quiver unless you hunt without the quiver mounted to the bow.
I like to yolk tune or shim before touching the rest. If you can stay at center shot and tune your bow usually broadhead tuning is simple
when you get the peep set where you like it put it on the draw board and measure center arrow to center peep and that number will be the same on every bow you shoot. Unless you set up a tac bow where u might want to set the peep ¼-⅜" lower
Have you had any cable issues/vibration with that hinged guard ?
Great vid! You should try paper tuning after you installed the quiver and stabilizer.
Thanks for putting these together. I just bought a crossbow, and being totally new to archery hunting, I had no idea there was this much "fiddeling" with compound, or any bow for that matter to get thing adjusted correctly. I think I'll utilize and archery shop for next year's first service. But these have been very informative !
Lots of fiddling and tinkering with archery if you want to do it right. Same with the crossbow too. Especially when you get into making your own bolts and strings.
That's the most relaxing sound in the world
Great tuning info. U are very knowledgeable. An expert for sure. Do u live in Florida. Just curious with all the Pa. videos..
Yes, we live in FL
To adjust the third axis you have to adjust at full draw
Great job on the setup. I like the football clamp that comes with the QAD, have 3 bows with them and have never had an issue.
Agreed!
You are so freakin smart with this! Thank you for sharing I learned so much and was completely entertained haha
Glad you enjoyed Lauren!
Good afternoon everyone and thank you for sharing your adventures
I give you a lot of credit doing this, you really have to know what ur doing, I’ll b curious what your thoughts are on using a back bar stabilizer
Still learning!!
Binder clips do a great job with holding my paper for tuning I find them easier than tape.
Congratulations
Glad you are back with new content.
Very nice and now I no what second and third access is and I hope my bow shop set that up right, I should prob shoot out of a stand and practice some. I was procrastinating it. But now I’m deff going to
Get out there!
Wait a second! Your not on the wheel of time??? Lol. Good luck this season
Good luck to you as well!
That level makes since to be on the serving that where your arrow will be mounted
I agree that it makes sense to level the arrow on the same surface that it is attached to. However, it depends on the quality of the serving - I'm sure we've all seen occasional lumps and bumps, thin spots, etc. on serving, and that could change the angle indicated on the level. I would be more inclined to mount the level on the bare string, as I would expect the surface of the string to more consistently flat/straight.
what is your normal draw weight? Gotta do what my coworker did for his paper tuning setup. 2x6 frame around a 24x24 target backer, paper roll at 10 yards target backer at 15, works amazing and only cost him $150 with target backer, though that was 2014 wood prices, no idea what a 10 ft 2x6 goes for in FL. Informative video! Good luck for deer season, dirt naps for the walking venison steaks ahead!
You are Ana amazing lady
LOL you were listening to GRETA VAN FLEET!! That is awesome! @ 4:23
Theyre great!
@@OutdoorsAllie we just saw them in Cleveland, they were pretty cool to see live.
Does anyone know the brand of the string level she uses @4:49 is called 4:49
October Mountain Products
Always tune the arrows before the bow. Also you want to have 500 plus for hunting as a total arrow weight.
😂
@@Fite234 whats funny? Share your thoughts.
The arrow weight debate always cracks me up.
@@Fite234 there is no debate 30 years of science and what works works. There is just people that want to make money and sell. 60-70s you never heard of arrows and bolts not passing through animals. Aluminum shaft was the answer. Its just science and what works. A 80 lb bow should have the power to send a projectile through an animal from 0-400 yards with ease. The fact they get 6 inches at 80 is pathetic not a debate.
@chrisruzsa2798 with grace, I'll agree to disagree. There's always preference, and purpose. Years of my own experience has proven otherwise.
Good breakdown, informative!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good job Allie . Way to get it done by yourself
Thanks for watching!
I have to admit Allie that I don't see alot of people using the cable drop-away style. But I've never had troubles with them on multiple bows. My thinking is that the limb-driven style can be off if u adjust the draw poundage. Your D-loop looked really good considering u didn't have the Easton pliers in your arsenal. I completely changed this year with a couple of ILF bow builds. NO PRESS NEEDED. Though I think I have everything else. I had a couple over @ my place 2day b4 season opens. The guy i made some arrows for is getting more penetration than b4 but we had to turn his poundage down a couple of pounds. His gal had perfect arrow flight. We never shot paper. I have a 21" SEVR target strapped on top of a couple of foam targets that r 2 deep. The grid target on the SEVR which is hard & comsistent self-healing foam makes this possible. After they both took a couple of shots I took my recurve with 50 lb. limbs & shot an arrow made for 45 lbs. They could both see the arrow fly kinda wonky b4 it hit the target just a little tail left. Then I took an arrow tuned for the 50 lb. limbs & put it 90* into the target face. The same thing on the bare shaft came next. They learned alot more on those 3 shots & after shooting 3D deer targets next from up in a 🌳 it came full circle. Especially when the guys tips were poking out on the exit wound. She didn't get the target tips through but her arrow flight is very nice & @ 45 lbs it all comes down to the broadhead.
Take care & never stop getting better. 🎉
Thanks for all the feedback Joseph. Good luck this year!
Awesome tips on tuning your bow! I bought an RX-5 Hoyt last year and over time purchased lots of different kinds of quality arrows,just for kicks to make things interesting! Would love to always learn more!
I'm a computer programmer (Information Systems - Business Intelligence Developer) by trade and have always wanted to learn how to shoot /take care of a bow!
Thank you so much for showing what you know! I have a website that teaches what I know in programming, because I also love helping others learn!
You are awesome! Thank you once again!
Thanks for watching!! 👍
Love this. I bought a bow press last year so I could tie in peeps and such. Yesterday I realized my bow was out of spec so I pressed it and got aal that fixed.
That is awesome!
Why are the lights on the quiver? Just curious no shade.
Those are green lights inside and outside the quiver. inside to see when putting broadheads back in after dark. And outside so you don't need a flashlight when walking out. Just use the light on the quiver. They are awesome.
Yep. I like it!
What is the release you use?
It's not in production anymore...
Those QAD drop aways are nice! I swapped to a drop away last season cause you! Best Advice!
Ya, I like them a lot!
Nice build, well done!
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice setup. The specs on that Escalate look really good. Interested to see how it performs for you.
It's pretty sweet. Thanks for watching!
Great tutorial!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks so much Allie🥰Hope you all have a wonderful week!😎👍
Thank you too!
Great video as always thank you for sharing it was very informative.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Wow you really did an amazing job explaining the details on this bow build 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I hope you have a lot of success on your upcoming hunts.
Thanks Ronnie. You as well!
@@OutdoorsAllie My next scheduled is myself and 3 friends are going to Montana in November for deer and we got some fishing we're planning on doing after
Thank for sharing the info Allie ' I hope you have a great week.
You as well Jimmy!
So glad you guys are alright!! So Happy you installed the QAD!!! Putting a new one on my bow and i always have a hard time with my launch string!!! 😂
And what model bow do you have? Last season I purchased my Bear Whitetail Legend Pro. Absolutely in love with it!!
This is the Bear Escalate! Thanks for watching!
I’m shooting the Whitetail Legend Pro!! Absolutely in love with this bow!!
Awesome usual Allie. Great intel.
Thank you!
Amazing