Which Fletch Jig to get?

[ORROSS334]

I am currently using the Goat Tuff Fletching jig and this thing is a breeze. I have fletched a few dozen arrows for myself and friends and it works great.

 

[boom]

there is a tutorial on their website, you only use one arm and hold it with your fingers.
I use 10s gorilla crazy glue which really keeps the fletch struck on

thanks!!!!

EDIT: you have to glue in the nocks? that kinda sucks

 

[Brodie]

Not sure why it says that, you definitely do not have to glue in the nocks.

 

[KMT]

Arizona EZ fletch is easy and quick. Gorilla glue gel works best for me.

 

[boom]

Not sure why it says that, you definitely do not have to glue in the nocks.

I'll mess around with my friends.

I think so you can count clicks and put vanes in perfect 90 deg orientation. But thanks. You may have saved me some money by not having to but a bunch of stuff.

 

[timberland]

Bitz's are up on auction and are going for a dollar right now. hansenandyoung.com

 

[boom]

Bitz's are up on auction and are going for a dollar right now. hansenandyoung.com

I must be doing it wrong. I only saw farms and tractors.

 

[timberland]

try this http://hansenandyoung.com/online-auctions/#/sales/73946/lots

 

[HJ Handy]

I've found a lot of inconsistency with the EZ Fletch jigs. I also didn't care for the Bohning jigs or the Goat Tuff jig. I got a Bitzenburger and got it dials in for the offset I wanted and the arrows I'm pumping out look like factory finish clean. The vanes are even finished, there is zero inconsistency between vanes. Once you get used to the Bitzenburger jigs you wont use anything else.

 

[Steeliedrew]

Thanks everybody. I think I'll be getting a Bitzenberger and probably will eventually have a few on a lazy Susan.