Fletching jigs(types)
 

Thinking about trying to do my own arrows and have been looking into getting a jig. Right now, according to my shop, I'm shooting ACCs with a right offset fletch(not sure of the degree, not much though). Looking at jigs, mainly the Bitz, I only see straight or helical, nothing that says anything about offset or degrees of offset. Is there a difference or is helical just another name for offset?

RE: Fletching jigs(types)
 

I've got the Bitzenburger dial-a-fletch , you can adjust to what offset you want .... brilliant piece of kit .

RE: Fletching jigs(types)
 

So there is a difference! Now, would I use a straight clamp or a helical clamp to fletch arrows with a slight offset?

Thank you for your knowledge.

RE: Fletching jigs(types)
 

If you are just looking for offset use the straight and you can adjust the offset with the 2 dials on the jig.

RE: Fletching jigs(types)
 

Thanks Dave!

RE: Fletching jigs(types)
 

The bitenberger is definately worth the money , i onlystarted fletching my own arrows at christmas and it really addictive . I'm Gonna try Blazers and feathers , aswell as my Quikspins that i use now .