Some of the best bows on the market will not work with the lazer.Why do you think there is such a need for the 3rd axis adjustment on sights.If all bows were square,the 3rd axis adjustment wouldn't be necessary.
I thought the 3rd axis adjustment was more for user-induced torque, though now you're REALLY getting out of my area of expertise...
(For those wondering, TFOX and I are cool with each other as we delve into this subject matter even deeper; we've talked via PMs. I think the discussion will be beneficial to readers, and certainly to me -- as I plainly prefaced my initial post that I've never claimed to be a tuning guru, and this post certainly wasn't intended to be the definitive guide on tuning... though it might end up there.
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I have been saying suare but what I should be saying is the riser isn't running parralel or square in many cases.
Plus,on a second note,the riser squareness or parralelness(is that a word)
has absolutely NOTHING to do with efficiency.
That is determined by the powerstroke,and cam design.
Now,if you go and align the powerstroke to a riser that doesn't run parallel with the power stroke,that will definately negatively affect powerstroke and efficiency.
I completely understand what you're saying here, and it helps me to understand the theory behind your previous posts, too.
So we've concluded that manufacturers need to have better quality control in their film-dipping process, and maintain a uniform thickness during application! [8D]I'm kidding, I'm kidding...
