SOPOGER Archery Fletching Tools Jig - Adjustable Arrow Fletchings Jig Kit Straight Metal Fletcher Jig Tool with Magnetic Fletching Clamp for Arrows DIY

Super easy to use, since it is metal is it really easy to clean and glue that may have gotten on it and it is thick so no need to worry about bending or a clamp brakingz the magnet are quiet strong on it which is hard to work with sometimes. For the cost it work amazing would buy again if needed to

The jig works fine. Had to do some fabrication to the nock holder as it was too large to fit any nock.

Definitely recommend easy to use

It worked pretty good for about 12 arrows. Then I put it in a drawer and I took it out to do a few more. It is supposed to click into place at each nocking point either 90 or 120 degrees. So, two months after buying it, It no longer clicks at the right spot. The vanes are not in the correct place. It doesn't turn smoothly anymore. It may be all metal on the outside, but there is probably some cheap plastic gear on the inside that broke. I tried adjusting it, but it didn't help. I had to order a new one. (Different brand) of course. I thought that I was getting a great deal It was all metal and so I figured it would last for 10 years. Turns out that it is just a piece of garbage. Conveniently the return window closed so two months later, I cant even return it. So, remember. SOPOGER may be inexpensive, but it is also cheap!

Works great! First thing I did was tear it completely apart and clean it all. Put it back together and made sure all bolts are tight. Works great! Set it to a 2 degree offset very easy.

It looks well made? Nock Alignment was as others have stated not aligned properly. No instructions are included. There are 2 sets of ball bearings, springs & set screws, 1 for 3 fletches, 1 for 4 fleches. Mine came missing 1 set. Luckily you can only set it up for 3 "or" 4 so I can just move the 1 set I received back & forth. I was able to realign the nock alignment, but not before disassembling everything to figure it out. And, YES, it's made in China.

It's cheap, It sort of does what it should.Unfortunately the part that spins was bound solid to the holder, and it had to be taken apart, cleaned, olied and re-set up.Now if you know absolutely nothing about fletching, that's not something you can do easily, so I'd suggest opting for a different version.Update - received a replacement. It's much better/smoother operating than the initial one, which must have had a defective part.It was however still horribly out of tune, so you do still need to know what you are doing to properly fletch with it.

The return and exchange was fast. The first item I ordered wasn’t working properly but the return took 2 days to arrive and was perfectly fine