Rick James

I've been wanting one for a looooooong time. I have always just gone over to my coaches house to use his, but last night finally finished building my own. I even ordered what I believe is the best scale on the market for everything you would ever need related to archery.........the Pelouze 7710. They are expensive, but worth it in my opinion.

I just need to find an aluminum yard stick that I can cut appropriately and mount on this, and then I can even plot and chart out draw force curves. I've already perfectly synched cams on the Constitution,set correct letoff, and measured exact DL on it after installing a new string yesterday. I will also be using to help time my new Limb Driver that should be here in the next day or two.

Ireally just need a chrono and a full size press(likely a custom BowTrix), and then my dream bench and peg board setup to have my own dream shop complete. This was one of the last and most important pieces that I was missing........now I just need to organize it all with a killer bench setup.

One of these days I'll put together a parts list and instructions on how to use. I'll likely writesomething uplater this summer/early fall.

Matt/TN

How?

I'm just curious....I'm not sure how you would go about timing a Limbdriver....

TexasBowHunter

Is it a draw station???

Matt/TN

To answer your question it's a draw board.

bigbulls

What does that electronic scale cost?

I only ask because of the Easton bow force mapping system does everything you want to do automatically.
http://www.eastonarchery.com/store/product/16

MGH_PA

Looks good, Matt. Are you going to tape/wrap the pipe? I, too am interested in how you go about timing a limbdriver.

Rick James

You can't put the easton unit on a draw board. I know it maps draw forcecurve, but I wanted something I can use for checking letoff whiletiming and synching binary cams. It's tough to keep your eye on draw stops when your holding the scale and holding the bow too. I'm familiar with the Easton setup and have used it,but I wanted something I can use on a draw board specifically, and this will do everything the Easton will do for a LOT less money. I'm a computer guy too, so it's not that difficult for me to throw the data into a spreadsheet and graph it out. It's a lot less $$$ too.........about as much as the standard Easton scale ($150) that doesn't have the graphing capabilities.

Guys - I'm familiar with the concept of the Limb Driver, however never installed one or had one. I realize it works differently than other drop aways, and understand how, but figured it would be nice to use the draw board to see exactly where it was dropping etc to make sure the cord length was perfect.

Rick James

Yes, I will likely wrap the pipe, and will also probably put some moleskin around the bottom of it to prevent the mount piece from scratching up the bow.

Arthur P

Now that you've got the tooling, maybe you can do a pictorial post about how to plot your force draw curve and time your dropaway and cams. I bet it'd help out quite a few folks.

Just a suggestion.