After you've been onYOUTUBE and typed in Fletching , which is what i did .
First off get yourself a fletching jig , feathers or Vanes and some goats tuff glue or i use Loc-tite instant adhesive for Vanes . You will also need some wipes to clean the shaft before applying glue . Practice on old shafts if you can .
Its amazing what you can learn off the Internet .
Its easy to fletch your own shafts and very rewarding, i jumped in head first and fletched my best arrows first and they fly real sweet .
Don't hesitate to ask more questions
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Dave
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