Thanks for your explanation, I'm now not so concerned about cam lean. However, I can't for the life of me stop bare shaft nock left regardless of how much I move my arrow rest (I was able to adjust bareshaft nock up/down perfectly). Which led me to comments about cam lean, and here. Both my cams lean opposite to each other, top leans right bottom leans left, so the string is parallel. But I have floating yokes which are 'supposed' to allow the yokes to slide and let the cams balance themselves straight. Plainly there's something wrong with mine... (cheapy) I'm at the point of serving my yokes and making them independent so I can twist left and right separately. But before I do, do you have any advice for adjusting cam lean with floating yokes?
Thanks for your explanation, I'm now not so concerned about cam lean. However, I can't for the life of me stop bare shaft nock left regardless of how much I move my arrow rest (I was able to adjust bareshaft nock up/down perfectly). Which led me to comments about cam lean, and here. Both my cams lean opposite to each other, top leans right bottom leans left, so the string is parallel. But I have floating yokes which are 'supposed' to allow the yokes to slide and let the cams balance themselves straight. Plainly there's something wrong with mine... (cheapy) I'm at the point of serving my yokes and making them independent so I can twist left and right separately. But before I do, do you have any advice for adjusting cam lean with floating yokes?