Fletching Jig with Straight Helix Clamps Adjustable Fletch Tool Feather Stick Kit for DIY Repair Arrows Bolts (Black)

This is an essential tool when glueing new fletchings on.

It's cheaper than most... and works great! Excellent, economical means to get into fletching your own arrows.

Used this for a few arrows, both 3 and 4 vane, and it does well. Only setback that I've found is the lack of adjustment markings on the jig itself. There's no way to tell if you've got any degree of offset or if you're aligned straight down the arrow shaft. I'd recommend dry fitting a vane and marking it with a pencil to see how the vane is going to align with the shaft before gluing it and then changing the clamp accordingly. Also, the helical clamp doesn't start to curve until it's several inches forward on the clamp, so for a 3" vane or shorter, it doesn't do a helical at all. If you're doing a 4 vane fletch, this thing is hard to beat.

Easy to use, a little finicky if you want to change from 3 to 4 fletchings, but doable. Most of all it is really fun, which I didn't expect. Who knew archery could also scratch that crafting itch. I want 3 more so I can get em done way fast.

Kind of hard to use but it 8 out of 10

Product has already paid for it self. Repair 6 damage arrow with new vanes. The process was extremely easy. Just use quality glue. After the first six came out nice, I redid 20 more arrows. Processing time was about 2-3 minutes per arrow. Product is very sturdy and has enough weight to press down and hold arrows

Works great! I see a lot of people talking about the angle, or helical being very slight. If you adjust, loosen the knobs, that hold the magnets to the device, you can increase angle. Kick the back part out farther than the front one. Angle is the same on each feather so it just increases your spin. Another thing to point out on helical, if you use short vanes or feathers it will be hard to see/put an obvious helical. I use 5" feathers and mounted straight is the slightest extra kick. Kick the back out and the twist gets much more obvious. Pic 1 is more or less straight helical. Pic 2 is with the back kicked out. Gotta play with it, shoot side by side.

Could be improved in terms of ease of setup, but once you take the time to ensure it's aligned properly with your arrows, it works exactly as as anticipated.

Just started fletching my own arrows. Took a little learning curve but I’m figuring out how to use it. I like how adjustable it is

Pretty decent jig in my opinion it offers everything you need from 2 to 4 fletched arrows it also offers the curved blade holder witch gives your arrows a bit of a spin for stabilization it's great tool to have..

The fletch holder was warped a bit so I sanded it and it is acceptable.But I would rather buy a more precise metal one sometime. It is adequate but not great.

Fonctionne très bien j'ai fabriqué plusieurs flèche et tjrs précis et fonctionnel je le recommande

The nock indexing locator was slightly too big for my nocks but I compromised. Fletch one ,shot it, seems OK so I think I will keep it. Thanks Alan P.