Fletching jigs

[77REBELBOWTIE]

I'm looking to buy a jig to help save me some cash and maybe make a little. Between my family and inlaws there are 10 shooters. I was looking to see what everyone's thoughts were on the different kinds.

 

[weigs]

Try the arizona ez fletch it does 3 vanes at a time. Stick the vanes in, glue em, close it, wait for the glue to dry, 1 arrow done.

 

[77REBELBOWTIE]

I haven't kept up on the archery scene too much over the past 7-8 years and was looking to see what's new. Do they still make them for different sizes or do they have a universal model?

 

[weigs]

I think they make jigs for aluminum and carbon, right and left helical. I've had the same jig for 10 years and its idiot proof.

 

[77REBELBOWTIE]

Thinking of buying a couple so more than one arrow can be fletched at a time.

 

[Jimmythedestroyer]

Thinking of buying a couple so more than one arrow can be fletched at a time.

I was thinking the same thing, but i bought just one of the Arizona ezfletch mini, and i can fletch a dozen arrows in ~30 min easily. If you want to try a multi-fletcher the Jojan holds 6 arrows at a time but only installs one vane on each arrow at a time.

 

[rnfarley]

I know it's not top of the line or anything, but I started using the Bohning helix jig a while back and I can say I noticed a much more consistent arrow flight on long shots...you can literally see the arrow stabilizing faster on those 50-60 yard pokes towards the target. I'll never go back, especially for hunting or fixed blade broadheads.

 

[jgb1oger]

I fletch all of mine with an Arizona easy fletcher. I can have a dozen done in 30 minutes then I let them sit over night to ensure the glue is dried and set up but I have shot within 10 minutes of fletching one or two.

 

[Rockypoco]

Arizona EZ fletch and quick set glue. Can't beat it.

 

[Chuckdog]

I haven't done any fletching in years, but the Bitzenberger were the easiest for me to use.