But wouldn't changing the nock set on the string through the tiller off again because you are pulling back on a different area of the string? Or would it be so little that you don't have to worry about it?
In theory, yes, if you set the nockset with tiller w-a-y outta whack instead of zeroing it first. Realistically though, when I've zeroed my tiller and adjusted the nockset for good arrow flight FIRST, before going on to tiller tuning, I've never had to move the nockset enough to really mess with the final tiller adjustment.
I'm sure I could twiddle with tiller and nockset, one after the other, ad infinitum, without ever getting them exactly 'perfect,' but why waste the time and effort when the bow is shooting better than I can after a couple of simple adjustments?
