I came across this from Norb Mullaney while reading in this month's Bowhunting World, and it reminded me of this thread...

"Prior to last year I always set up bows by eye, sighting the alignment of a nocked arrow with the plane of the string. This usually proved a good place to start because it didn't take a lot of fiddling from that point to obtain a good tune. However over the pasty year I have been using a clever little laser tool that takes all of the guesswork out of the process. Called the EZE-EYE, this device uses a rotating laser to check alignment over the full length of the arrow. I have found tht it's a great help in finding the ideal place to start the final tuning process."

Norb obviously tests many, many bows from different manufacturers in his evaluative role. I found it interesting that even in this capacity, he is finding this tool useful and beneficial!