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Depends on how much you want to play with things, but the E-Z Fletch mini works well for HP Blazer type vanes and a heavy helical. I've used mine for years and never had an issue. For no good reason I got a Vane Master and it's great for playing with different vanes and using different helical. Another arrow tool I always use is a G5 ASD to square up the ends of the arrows after they're cut.
Quote from: theleo on July 07, 2017, 09:57:01 AMDepends on how much you want to play with things, but the E-Z Fletch mini works well for HP Blazer type vanes and a heavy helical. I've used mine for years and never had an issue. For no good reason I got a Vane Master and it's great for playing with different vanes and using different helical. Another arrow tool I always use is a G5 ASD to square up the ends of the arrows after they're cut. Are you cutting your own arrows? The lack of archery shops in the area has led me to decide to start picking up the tools to start doing things myself.I got an OMP Accu-Arrow scale off of amazon this week and have been weighing up all my assorted heads, vanes, and arrows, among other things. At $25 it was a neat little tool.I'll take a look at that ez fletch and Vane Master.
This looks interesting.Anyone make one of these?