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EZ green press upgrade

Squirrels

Squirrels

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Not my idea, saw it on podium are here but it turned my ez green into a powered press!! I wish I knew where he got his draw board. I’d like to have one. 63AA5B17-427A-44E1-856D-B900B70C7BEB.jpeg
 
Do not use an impact. The threads are not made to take that. A cordless drill would be much better, not impact. This will lead to damage of the nut or threaded rod.
 
Millerclan said:
Do not use an impact. The threads are not made to take that. A cordless drill would be much better, not impact. This will lead to damage of the nut or threaded rod.
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My impact works just fine. The impact does not actually impact when using it on the press, it operates just like a cordless drill. There is not enough resisitance even when pressing the bow to actually make it impact.
 
Squirrels said:
That’s the draw board I have. The picture I posted is of my setup. Josh Jones with podium archery has the draw board I was referring to.
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I don't know but I'd like to know that too. A vertical draw board would be relatively easy to make with a 2x4, a boat winch and a turnbuckle for micro adjustments. Screw it to vertical stud but holding the bow when you get started would be a little cumbersome.
 
woodsdog2 said:
I don't know but I'd like to know that too. A vertical draw board would be relatively easy to make with a 2x4, a boat winch and a turnbuckle for micro adjustments. Screw it to vertical stud but holding the bow when you get started would be a little cumbersome.
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He made the draw board. I’m going to see if he will give me dimensions. I can do the welding.
 
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