Fetching jigs

[Razor cut]

Need help on which is the best Fletching jig to fletch Black Eagle Executioner arrows Flat Nocks, one that is easy to use and right helical. Some jigs do not except flat nocks, what's everyone out their using?

[Deaf jeff]

Need help on which is the best Fletching jig to fletch Black Eagle Executioner arrows Flat Nocks, one that is easy to use and right helical. Some jigs do not except flat nocks, what's everyone out their using?

I just started fletching and use the Arizona ez fletch. very easy to use but every once in a while I get one of the vanes is about 116" or a tad more lower then the other two. cannot figure what the deal is

[Normous]

I just started fletching and use the Arizona ez fletch. very easy to use but every once in a while I get one of the vanes is about 116" or a tad more lower then the other two. cannot figure what the deal is

Jeff, I use a toothpick and make sure each vane is seated to the bottom before slowely closing my Bolt E Z Fletch.

[8ptbuk]

Arizona bolt jig with micro tips for glue bottle , BEE ,glue and tips from south shore archery . There is a small learning curve involved with the bolt jig in my opinion , I fletch 1vane at time to get more consistent reresults .

[JUSTANUFF]

I use a Bitzenberger ,,,my bolts all have flat nocks,,,I believe it was Ten Point that offered a small orange nock,,the kind that you would use on a vertical bow,,,,I rounded the edges on it a screwed it in to the back of the flat nock for a nice tight fit,,,it gives me perfect fletch alignment on my bolts,,,,one could easily fab one of these adaptors with a regular arrow nock,,it works perfect every time,,,can post photos if that helps

[newbie]

I just started fletching and use the Arizona ez fletch. very easy to use but every once in a while I get one of the vanes is about 116" or a tad more lower then the other two. cannot figure what the deal is

Jeff, I use a toothpick and make sure each vane is seated to the bottom before slowely closing my Bolt E Z Fletch.

x2 or give a little tug on the vane that hangs out the back side. key is slowly closing and not too much pressure.

[strum]

I have used the Jojan for many years and always loved it ..until last night..
The BEEs would not fit all the way down into the knock reviver.
luckily I was using the flat plastic knocks and they are deep enough to provide a good seat.
next thing I dealt with was the Blazer vanes had a very acute curve on the bottom and unless I pressed down they didn't fit the shaft well..
I think something with a little more weight would fix that or the magnets on the Bitzburger may hold more down pressure..
I never liked the EZ fletch type but that's just me.
im leaning toward a Bitz for my next jig..

[jody5252]

I use a Bitzenberger ,,,my bolts all have flat nocks,,,I believe it was Ten Point that offered a small orange nock,,the kind that you would use on a vertical bow,,,,I rounded the edges on it a screwed it in to the back of the flat nock for a nice tight fit,,,it gives me perfect fletch alignment on my bolts,,,,one could easily fab one of these adaptors with a regular arrow nock,,it works perfect every time,,,can post photos if that helps

I would like to see that... Bitz now makes a nock receiver, for there jig. I bought one and went to change receiver and twisted the head off the screw. I tried the rubber nocks that fit over the shaft, but seems like there was to much movement when setting clamp...

[jody5252]

Bohning Tower, make sure it fits bolts! That's my number one, EZ fletch Bolt is my number two!

I really like this jig. However, I have to clean it with acetone every two arrows, even with the tape on... If not I always end up pulling at least one vane off, when opening it...

[diesel]

Bohning Tower, make sure it fits bolts! That's my number one, EZ fletch Bolt is my number two!

I really like this jig. However, I have to clean it with acetone every two arrows, even with the tape on... If not I always end up pulling at least one vane off, when opening it...

jody5252
Go to a hobby store and buy some glue tips cut them so the fit the glue bottle tip. You will use a lot less glue and will have a much cleaner glue job.
Better yet buy your glue and glue tips from Jerry at South Shore Archery

[8ptbuk]

Jerrys glue and tips are great ! no mess and puts your glue EXACTLY where it needs to be ! and nowhere else !