RE: Fletching jigs
 

Ok, but why is it better? The Jo-Jan is all metal, very simple, and you can do 6 arrows (one fletch at a time) at once, then either 3 or 4 fletches per arrow by turning a knob until it clicks into place. As long as the nock does not move while doing the arrows they are perfectly spaced. So, I take it, being made of metal is the advantage? Anything else? Just curious by the way!
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RE: Fletching jigs
 

I have a JoJan multi--been using it for about 10yrs or so and never had a problem with it.It makes a great arrow and I've done everything from cedars to carbons on it without a hitch.I tried a buddies Bitzonce and that is one real nice tool.Very precise and well made.I do like my JoJan though, and have no complaints about it.

RE: Fletching jigs
 

Didn't mean to imply that the Bitz it was better then the Jo-Jan. Just meant to say to getone of thebetter jigs. I had a jig once that fletched all three at once, it was plastic and you had no adjustmenton it. Couldn't do a four fletch, couldn't change the degree of helical to match the shaft, etc. Sent it back after trying it a few times. Bought a Bitz and have been happy with it for years.