The thread I came across regarding this issue is an old thread, and a note suggested I start a new one or this might not get seen. My fix.......
I recently purchased a new Infinite Edge Pro with it's highly adjustable draw weight as a strength rebuilder, after shoulder surgery. With the bow tuned including paper tuning, the fletching was striking the cable and the only option was to turn the nock to get enough clearance. I made a work-around that others here might find beneficial. I bought a 12" piece of .375(3/8") 6061 aluminum round from the local Metal Supermarket, mounted in my drill and using a loop of sandpaper "milled" the dowel down to the diameter I needed to fit in the receiver hole. The original dowel mic'd at .371. I started @100 grit and ended with a polish of 500 grit. Inserted the rod in the riser and marked for full depth, then also at three inches from that same end. I put the rod in the vice at the 3" mark and made a bend. Using a straightedge along the length and measured to the insert depth mark, bending until I had 1/4" offset. I repositioned the rod in the vice to the insert depth mark, and bent the rod back the other way until the main body and the insert section were parallel. I cut the rod to the original's length, dressed the end round and because I couldn't find my aluminum blacking solution, I painted it black with a permanent marker. It works perfectly. If you don't need the full 1/4", you can turn the rod less than 90° to the riser and set it right where you want your clearance.
I recently purchased a new Infinite Edge Pro with it's highly adjustable draw weight as a strength rebuilder, after shoulder surgery. With the bow tuned including paper tuning, the fletching was striking the cable and the only option was to turn the nock to get enough clearance. I made a work-around that others here might find beneficial. I bought a 12" piece of .375(3/8") 6061 aluminum round from the local Metal Supermarket, mounted in my drill and using a loop of sandpaper "milled" the dowel down to the diameter I needed to fit in the receiver hole. The original dowel mic'd at .371. I started @100 grit and ended with a polish of 500 grit. Inserted the rod in the riser and marked for full depth, then also at three inches from that same end. I put the rod in the vice at the 3" mark and made a bend. Using a straightedge along the length and measured to the insert depth mark, bending until I had 1/4" offset. I repositioned the rod in the vice to the insert depth mark, and bent the rod back the other way until the main body and the insert section were parallel. I cut the rod to the original's length, dressed the end round and because I couldn't find my aluminum blacking solution, I painted it black with a permanent marker. It works perfectly. If you don't need the full 1/4", you can turn the rod less than 90° to the riser and set it right where you want your clearance.
