hunohio

If I can do it, anyone can do it. I bought a Bitz a couple months ago and now wouldn't even consider having someone else fletch my arrows. In my book, the Bitz is the best, but the instructions aren't very good, so look for threads here and elsewhere for additional advice. Once you get the hang of it, you will love it. BTW, after attempting to take vanes and glue off old arrows, I've begun using arrow wraps. Makes refletching a whole lot easier.

BobCo19-65

Well, I never actually fletched myself.[8D][8D] I know, I know, bad joke.

But fletching an arrow can be very easy especiallyif you use the right glue and jig. I never like any jig that fletched them all at once FWIW.

Wirehair

Its a piece of cake, the hardest part is having a steady hand when you apply glue to the veins or feathers.

gibblet

you're supposed to use a jig, crud, i've been doing it by hand. i always wondered why everyone else's looked so nice.

mobow

OHHHH....an entrepreanuer......or...however the heck you spell it...[&:][&:] I use a Grayling fletching jig, only do one at a time, but I am no multi-tasker anyway...[8D]
It's incredibly simple. The hardest part, IMO, in using enough glue, but not TOO MUCH glue. Give it a try. It is rewarding.

bigbuck270

mobohunter
Cabelas sells the jig. YOu can but as either straight or right. I would like a slight right offset (1degree). is there any adjustments to degrees or is it set? and what one should I order?
Thanks for the help.

zak123

I am pretty sure you can adjust the degree. Is there any reason you want offset over helical?

MO_Bowhnter

With a fixed rest which he may have, its pretty hard to tune to get a full helical through without contact.

zak123

MO, I didn't think of that.

mobow

Yeah, and in fact, you can't....unless you are using 3". I use 4", and they were making minimal contact, but any is too much. So, I put a Drop Zone on, and no problems anymore.