mauser,

You are welcome. Once the guy has the string between the cable you can move it around anyway you choose. You should think about getting yourself a portable press like the Bowmaster so you will not have to rely on a shop to press for you. I bought one last season and it was a great investment. Especially if you plan on doing your own string/cables.

Bowtech,

I always tune after changing out rests. However, I've noticed on my Bowtech that if I have the rest centered on my riser your left to right tuning should be dead on. Once you start shooting you can see if the bow is not in tune if you get fishtailing. At 30 or 40 yds you will see what's going on with the arrow. Also, your vertical alignment could be off. I usually use French tuning over paper. It's too easy with paper to think your bow is all screwed up when it's the Indian behind the bow. Also, it's a lot easier to tune at distance then it is through paper in my opinion.