OK thanks, but I still don´t know what to use ??? The Tilleradjustment, or the Truns of the Limbolts ? I know, that I could tune the Bow with adjusting the Tiller, but that whose not the Question. The Question is why is the Tiller different when the Limbolts are tight up, and what is to use ? Because when the Limbolts are turned different, then they have also a different tension - right ?
Hello bogenfreak:
The limb bolts control how much bending we have at the limbs, at the ends, where we have the axles.
So,
tiller really
is a measurement of the limb tip bending amount.
So,
if we set the turns to the maximum,
on the limb bolts,
then,
we have maximum bending at the limb tips, at the point where the axles run through the limb tips.
So,
if you relax one limb bolt,
say 1/4-turn,
say 1/8th turn
say 1/16th turn
say 1/32nd turn...
when you relax one limb bolt,
then,
this ONE limb will relax slightly,
this ONE limb will unbend slightly,
and
when the limb unbends slightly,
then, the axle through the limb tip will move,
and if we are talking the TOP limb bolt,
so we are talking the top limb...
as the TOP limb unbends a tiny amount,
as the TOP limb unbends a medium amount,
as the TOP limb unbends a large amount..
the top axle will RISE
and the horizontal measurement (tiller) will change,
as you relax the limb bolt.
