will this fletch straight vanes or helical only?
1781366
Only helical. They do sell a version if I remember correctly that glues straight vanes.
1781367
This one will only do a right helical only,you can buy them either straight ,left or right helical,just have to pay attention to it when purchasing,or u can buy extra arms for the ones u use like I did I use the straight and the right helical so I just bought the straight replacement arms.
1781368
If you are talking about "straight vanes" being something like blazer vanes: yes, this tool will do that. If you are talking will this fletch whatever vane either offset of straight, then no. This will only put a right helical on your vanes/feathers unless you buy different arms for the tool.
1153962
A right (or left) clamp will will put a slight twist on the vane, this causes the arrow to rotate faster which some say will stabilize the arrow quicker after release, or after a not so clean release. Have heard that you lose a bit of velocity with the right and lefts over straights I have always used the straight so I can't say from experience. Not bow dependent at all.
463426
Yes, this can be set up for flipping to the right. After I did this to mine, I noticed my Vortex SPARC was not aligned correctly. I rotated the SPARC's base and now everything is aligned perfectly. I really like this set-up (on my Colt 6920), especially during low light hog hunts.
272366
Yes, it can go from straight to a pretty large angle. I have never adjusted mine to 90 degrees, but I have adjusted it to almost that angle and it works fine. The motor is out there on the cutting end, so the only thing that has to bend is the wiring (or some sliding contacts) to the motor which is relatively easy as opposed to bending a drive shaft like on a weed eater and other devices where the motor is on the handle.
1958805
It sure will! This thing will work at ANY angle and is highly adjustable. I love it!
2055524
No, It will only do straight line cuts. You'll need either a scroll saw or a jig saw to follow curved patterns. Scroll saw is table mounted and can follow tight radius curves. Jig saw can be table-mounted or hand held and can cut curves of larger radius. For either saw type, to cut tight radii cuts, you'll want a narrow blade (tip of tooth to back edge), for larger radii or straight line cuts, a wider blade is better.
1551763
I don't believe so it is setup to lock in at the correct degree of rotation for the vanes.
1302015
The mount will allow you to aim it in any direction except yourself. Editing/flipping will be required depending on mounting position.
324321
No, this is not set up for helical fletching. It gives a 1 degree offset that helps impart spin.
526855
The straight blades are hollow ground which is what you should use when working on your firearms. Although imported this is a good set for the occasional work.
1488278
Jade, The problem I see here would 100% depend witch way your valve stems faces, if its straight up and down between the spokes this most likely won't work, as you must keep this gauge perfectly straight when applying it to the valve (you must come straight in with this gauge other than that its perfect)...I had to purchase a second one as I had this problem with mine, so I purchased a second one...Tekton 5941...that has an angled head $7.97 shipped, it works excellent...Rich
2222715
Right helical spins the arrow clockwise, left helical spins the arrow counterclockwise. It all depends on what you are shooting it out of. I use right just cause that is what I have always shot. my rest is a drop away so it doesn't really matter for me. what the helical does is make your arrow spin faster which helps it to correct itself quicker. which means better accuracy when you are shooting farther distances.
1799140
I use it with flat stock...you can check out some examples at Steel Your Idea on FB. It's my craft site. This was the best ring roller for the price! I use if for all my applications in my work to get a circle or rounded end. MIFF
2136872
It will cut any degree angle, if you can reverse the work piece. otherwise any angle up to 45
1782787
The short answer is yes. But the truth is that this fletching tool will work equally well for a left-handed shooter. This fletching tool is designed to fletch arrows with a right-helical pattern. The archer's dominant hand is irrelevant. Many archers who hunt prefer a right-helical jig because it causes their screw-in broadhead to tighten into the arrow shaft when the arrow hits the animal. Likewise, you can see a similar effect with your field tips when target shooting. A left-helical fletching pattern would tend to cause your tips to loosen on impact. There is no need to change fletching direction based only on the dominant hand of the shooter.
1812251
Yes it will, had to do some basic alignment, no gun smithing required, solid mount
1978317
It wouldn't work, since you will be creating "movement" from the "hex" part and it will not transfer to the angled end. In other words (in the position pictured) it will move <--->(horizontally), but not vertically. Of course this applies ONLY if using a hammer drill. I don't know if that answer your question.