Very cool! Glad someone else is trying an idea I came up with & liking it. I now have a very thick beard as well & can still feel it. It really works good in my opinion.

@@thedeercamp I'm always searching for new ways of doing things. I've always did my own bow tuning, too. I never really liked using the standard kisser button, because they seemed to not be made big enough to fit over the serving, as in once it's over the serving, the diameter was too big for the brass nock to fit.

I actually have switched to the nose button since this. I do prefer the nose button. But this is still a quick & easy option for someone who doesn’t have either.

Lol I've done this multiple times and never messed up my center serving. You can tie it where it needs to be but it won't be as tight and is likely to move up and down. Could probably tie it in with some serving material as well. But this works fine. Thanks.

You don't shoot with a d loop?

Fap'd 'em Outdoors I do of course, just saying I personally wouldn’t be comfortable doing it, I take it to the shop.

That's fair lol. But I guess we can both agree a flame has been near your string already. A better way to do this would be to have the bow pointing towards the ground, then the flame would be going up and away from the string. I just did it this way for the purpose of trying to record this video.

Me too. With my luck I'd probably screw something up, lol

Take it to a shop then and let them do it if your scare too.. don't use a torch style lighter. And fray the ends before you burn it will burn way easier

I made a video on how to do this as a nose button. Instead of just tying around the string I tie it through the string that way it never slides up and down. Works great.

If you listen to the young man he doesn't want the prickly nose button and why would you spend money on an item that you can just make with spare material laying around

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