Fletching Jigs

I am interesting in starting to do work on my own arrows and was wondering if anybody had any advice on a good fletching jig to get??

One word, BOHNING

I just started doing my own this year and its alot of fun. Dave wrote a article on this. Im sure he will comment if he sees this. He helped me out

Bohning makes a good jig. Gets the job done and easy to use. I use a Bitzenburger and love it. Used them when I worked at Gander and fell in love with them. Congrats on deciding to work on your own arrows. It is so much fun putting your own together.

The Bohning blazer jig is what I have been using lately. It is simple to use and it puts a great 3 degree helical on your vanes. Just make sure you dont use a fast set glue with it. I would recommend something like Fletchtite Platinum.

I also have a bitz as well. They are also about as good of jig as you can get. Fletching your own arrows is very rewarding. Like Chad said be sure to check out the article I wrote on it in the arcticle section. I think it will have some good info for you.

Feel free to call me if you have any questions and I will be glad to help you out.

Thanks for the help so far guys. I'll probably get in contact with you Dave. If anybody else has any tips let me know!

MOOSE wrote:

Thanks for the help so far guys. I'll probably get in contact with you Dave. If anybody else has any tips let me know!

Sounds good... I'll look forward to it.

Glenn wrote:

One word, BOHNING

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