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Things you need for bow tuning
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ธ.ค. 2018
- This video shows you things you need for tuning a compound bow. As promised, I have provided links below for the things I use or suggest and also links for related videos that I referenced.
Bowmaster Bow Press - amzn.to/2rY68NH
Bow Press - amzn.to/2s0WOIN
Good accessory kit - amzn.to/2s93EMJ
Nock Levels - amzn.to/2Aje5Sc
Nock and D Loop Pliers in one - amzn.to/2AfPu0D
Nock Points - amzn.to/2Alhm3v
Bow Vice - amzn.to/2AhSucM
Fletching Jig - amzn.to/2VhsGXb
Fletching glue - amzn.to/2RilbQE
Paper tuning - this is the idea of mine but mine cost hardly anything compared to this because I made it myself amzn.to/2LDmmop
Boat winch for making draw board - amzn.to/2BNjjpi
Allen wrench set - amzn.to/2Anc3QU
and amzn.to/2BKxn2S
Bow String Wax - amzn.to/2LCPrAi
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How to Wax a Bow String - • How to Wax a Bow String
How to make a draw board - • How to make a draw board
How to make a bow string jig - • How to make a bow stri...
My man just gifted me my first compound bow and your videos have been soooo helpful. Cant wait to work on my accuracy and start hunting
That’s great, and awesome that the two of you can enjoy that hobby together. God’s blessings on you guys.
This video has been an absolute God send for me!! Sean ,I am a loyal subscriber, and I watch your video's all the time. As someone new relatively new to bow hunting I have searched all over TH-cam and the internet trying to find all the different bow tools I would need to work on my bow. I wanted to learn to work on my bow myself. I just found this video by accident, and boy am I happy I did!! Your video is the only place I have ever found to list all the tools I need, and you explain how to use each one, and where to buy it!! Can you tell how happy I am to have found your video,I have been looking a looong time!!! THANK YOU!, AND GOD BLESS YOU!!!
Praise the good Lord, Jesus! That is great news! I’m so glad this helped. God bless you.
Good timing that I just found this video. I've decided to try to do some of my own bow maintenance. I just got abiw press like that one. I have everything else except the bow vice, d loop pliers, and the levels. This is a very helpful video
Great. Glad it helped . God bless you
Sean these videos are incredibly helpful! I just got my bow from a local store a ways back and have just adjusted my center shot for a Dragon X8 that was quite far off to the left! I'm trying to go over the tuning and these videos have been an incredible help! Thank you!
My pleasure. God bless you
Hey Sean, thank you for all the info that you put out for your fellow archers. I have found your content to be quite thorough and often enlightening. One thing that comes to mind with regards to your tools is with the Allen wrenches. I believe that PSE bows actually use Torx style bolts, so some of your viewers may require them as well. I personally have not shot a PSE but that's what my pro-shop guy mainly sells so he informed me that were I to pick one up I would need to buy some Torx wrenches.
Anyhow, love your videos brother - thanks for putting them out! God bless and happy hunting!
Yeah I thought about mentioning that but couldn’t think of the name of them in the moment so kept going. Thanks
Thanks sooooo much for doing a vid on what a subscriber wanted....wish more people did it
Thanks, you are welcome.
Thanks for sharing!! I know this is about 3 years old now, but very good information. Since our local archery shop has closed down I have started getting setup to do my own bow tuning, arrow cutting and fletching. I have the bow vise like you have in your video and the levels as well, plus one extra level for adjusting the axis on my Spot Hogg Fast Eddie site. Later on I plan on buying a bow vise, but have to make room for that and I will probably do a DIY draw board. I will be taking care of my bow, my son's bow and even my brother in laws bow. Again appreciate your videos, and I have sub'd to your channel. I have watched several of your videos so far. Just came across this one today. Juddie - J & J TOA
Thanks for sharing! I hope it all goes well for you!
Love your videos! very informative coming from someone learning how to tune a bow for the first time. Can be kind of confusing at first so your information is very appreciated!
Great glad it helped!
Thank you for all your content and videos. God bless
You're welcome, God bless you too
Good video this will definitely help some new guys as well as experienced guys, I have an EZ press, arrow saw, everything and I tune a bunch of bows every year for myself and buddies, and I've always overlooked the importance of a vise, so I'm now ordering one. Haha. Thanks buddy! Happy holidays! God bless!
Great, glad this was somewhat useful.
@@seansoutdoors yes it was, I just never got around to buying one. Lol
@@craigfugate6147 Cool. Thanks for watching!
Thanks Sean, very helpful as always. I'm new and i'm learning a lot thanks to you. I really appreciate your time and effort. Happy new year.
Thanks! Merry Christmas to you and happy new year to you as well!
Great video!! If u shoot much u need to know how to tune ur own bow and have all the right stuff to do so
Amen brother!
Great information. Thanks for sharing. I picked up a few really good new ideas. Happy New Year!
Great! God bless ya
Happy new year, hope everything is going well in Iowa for you and family. Keep up the good work . You had a pretty good season for a busy man.
Thank you. I agree! God bless you and happy new year.
Good video Sean. Great tips and advice that will definitely help those new to archery! I made the same paper tuner out of PVC and of course didn't use the glue, so it can be taken down (to save space) or put together in seconds. Again, great tips and info!
Same with me. I didn't glue it so that I could take it with me to a shooting range or anywhere if need be.
Thank you Sean
You are welcome.
Good video Sean as always great information for new people to the sport. One thing i use even though it's small and unimportant but I use all the time is tooth picks. Yes the regular wooden ones. I use them when putting in accessories like peeps and string leaches. To count strands and spread the strings. Have you ever done this or is it just me.. lol. 🤣😂
No I don’t use toothpicks. I have a plastic string spreader I use when needed.
WHEN I GROW UP I WANN BE JUST LIKE YOU! ........GREAT VIDEO
Wow, thank you so much. I appreciate it. God bless you.
Thanks for tuning in, no pun intended?
Lol! Good one brother!
Awsome! Thanks for the video, Sean.
You’re welcome!
Thanks for all of the tips merry Xmas and happy new year from Australia
YOu are welcome, Merry Christmas to you as well! Jesus is born for us!
Thank you Sean. Can you make a video about target bows if you can. Happy New year to you and your family. Continue to be bless....
What do you want to know about target bows?
Hi sean! love you and love your videos!
Wow thanks so much! Praise the Lord.
Great video
Thanks man.
Great info Sean..thanks!
You’re welcome
Very informative. Thanks!
You're welcome. God bless ya
You mentioned the most dreaded thing: cutting a peep serving. I hate doing that. The tighter and better you tie it the harder it is to remove.
Yeah it’s not something I like doing lol
I tie mine with a clove hitch and then tuck the serving twice on each side with overhand knots (pretty standard). I go right into the groove around the aluminum peep with sharp scissors and just kinda gnaw at the serving without coming close to the string. The scissors only touch the peep and will even score up the metal, but I don't care. Eventually, the serving is cut, then I grab the end with tweezers and I can unwrap the whole thing from the one cut. I'm never near the bow string, but it is a total pain.
@@MrShysterme Amen brother
I've been thinking of getting one of those portable bow presses but wasn't sure if thay were any good but if you say their fine then that's good enough for me.
They serve a purpose but I still get nervous when I use one.
@@seansoutdoors . There's no pro shop where I live so I have to do everything for myself, that's why I need one.
Love the videos man!
Thank you Jesse God bless you.
Go Birds!
Go birds!
any tips for old school finger shooters
Relax all the muscles in your release hand when you are anchored in and preparing to release. Do that every time for the best release possible. Also, don't pluck your hand away from your face while releasing, but instead make sure it goes straight back away from the target as you release. God bless you.
Only problem I ever had with a bow press was the fact that it wasn't the proper length...when I took out the slack it was in between two length settings so I opted for the Synumn portable press here:www.lancasterarchery.com/synunm-portable-bow-press-30930.html
Enjoy it
Lol 😂.........could you please do a couple vids on a black gold one pin “vertical pin” sight.thanks in advance...
I’d gladly do one but I don’t have that sight and can’t afford to go buy one at this time, I apologize.
No problems I don’t blame you it cost me my hard earned cash 💰
@@19neufeld5 Thanks, if I ever come across one t hat I can do a review on, I will.
Do you prefer a single or dual cam bow and what is the difference
duel cam is what I prefer. They are a lot faster than single cam, because you have two cams to store and deliver energy. With a single cam you can't store as much energy so they are slower. The advantage of a single cam is that you don't have to worry about cams going out of sync. When duel cams go out of sync you have a drop in efficiency and accuracy. The bow needs to be re-tuned. The other thing that some people like about a single cam is that they are smoother to draw because you only have one cam. This comes as the result of storing much less energy. I prefer a duel cam because I prefer the power and speed and I can easily tune my own bow.
Go Bears go!
Go bears!
Will the hook for the bow master work on a MX 16 bow? I just bought that bow, and I have that press.
I'm not sure..the best thing to do is ask the manufacturer of the bow
@@seansoutdoors since it's a xpedition mx16 I thought you might know.
Even if I did know, I refer people to check with the manufacturer because some will void the warranty if you try to use a bow press that is not on their approved list. I am not sure if Xpedition has that bow press on their approved list, so that is why I refer people to them. Sorry I don't have more info. Good luck with it.
Hi Sean.
Wich one recommend you, Scott Samurai or Fuce Cl8nch Dual calliper?
Thanks your answer
They are both about the same I would guess. I haven't used either.
@@seansoutdoors thanks
You need better light in your shop so we can see clear
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I used a nock as a kisser until it gave me a nice cut on my lip
Sorry to hear about your injury. God bless you.
Whats that awful noise
The monsters in the dungeon
@@seansoutdoors Lol! That's good!
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Sorry have disliked this video.
The noise on the background distracts very much and makes it sooo hard to follow your explaining.
Perhaps you can re-do this video ??
Sorry, no.
@@seansoutdoors 😔😔😔
What part of Iowa did you move to. I’ve been thinking about selling my house and moving to Iowa. Beeen looking for farms out there. What was the reason you moved out there? How is the work force"?
I moved out here for the hunting and for a job I wanted working for the Catholic Church. There seems to be a descent amount of work in the city areas but not so much out in other areas. I guess it depends on what you do, or want to do, when it comes to looking for work. The one big drawback I’ve found so far about Iowa is that there isn’t much forested land out here.
It’s all I think about. I really hope you’d enjoy life in Iowa. I did Kansas this year harvested a beautiful 162 10 pointer. Loved everything about that state. This year hoping for Iowa. Fingers crossed.
@@j.g.2825 Congrats on the big buck, and enjoy it when you go to Iowa.