There are things you need to know and often you may and should bring your bow to a professional bow technician. You can cause more issues by trying it yourself. This will cause frustration and may turn you off the sport. I cannot argue with the info but. LMAO. As an archer, you SHOULD learn how to do it yourself and not rely on others. Really its not difficult. Spine charts are also not difficult to read. There is no need to pay anyone to do this. Unless you are lazy, dumb or have too much money in your pocket.
@@angling_arrows Im a target shooter in the UK... There is no local archery shop. So I taught myself how to do everything. I made my own string gig, draw board. I have a bow master bow press and tools/levels etc. I make my own strings and cables. I cut and make up my own arrows. I tune my own bows. When I say its not difficult... I mean it. Im currently assembling a new set of arrows, just waiting for the glue to set. Last weekend was expensive. I robin hooded 3 arrows in an hour... 6 destroyed arrows.
