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No hay artículos en el carroLa plantilla Pro Class tiene una abrazadera magnética de ajuste rápido con agarres más grandes para un fácil funcionamiento. Cuenta con un ajuste simple de compensación e indexación precisa de "ajuste". No gastes una menta para obtener flechas perfectamente marchitadas. Elige recto, derecho o izquierdo.
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 9 de octubre de 2024
I have done about 6 arrows so far with a left helical offset with this jig. As long as you don't rush the glue, it will work great. I have more arrows to do but I am happy with this jig for the price, I won't be doing hundreds of arrows in a year and I believe this is what I need for my hobby. No regrets on this purchase. It would be great if they offered the glue and jig together as a package though, I bought the glue from Lancaster Archery which had it cheaper than what I found on Amazon.
Dwayne
Comentado en Canadá el 11 de junio de 2017
You can misalign it easily if you're not careful.
Richard Lane
Comentado en Canadá el 20 de junio de 2014
I use feather fletching and had to hold down the clamp, to keep the feather on the arrow. If designed with tension clamps on the front and back, it would be a 5/5but other then that, it's well constructed.
Michael J
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 9 de agosto de 2013
Most arrow makers agree that the Bitzenburger fletching jig is the best jig you can buy. It's solid, highly adjustable, and once dialed in, very easy to use. It also runs $85 or more. Those of us who aren't do a high volume of arrows, or who need something just for repair, or who are just starting out, or are a budget, could use something cheaper. The Bohning Pro Class is molded plastic, but it's very solid, well made, easy to use, and it costs about a third of what the Bitzenburger costs. It's almost as adjustable, too. I have both left and right clamps for mine, and I can quickly set it up for straight or helical fletching with either. You have to be a bit more careful with excess glue with the Bohning, as it will stick to the clamp, and it's not as rugged as the Bitzenburger, but with reasonable care it'll last a long time. If you've got the budget for a Bitzenburger, that's still the way to go. But if you're looking for a more affordable jig that's almost as good, the Bohning Pro is an excellent choice.
Timothy
Comentado en Canadá el 23 de abril de 2013
I like this jig it helps me make sure I am lining up the fletches in the same location each time. I did not really know what the difference was between left helical and straight when I bought it but i'm glad I got the left helical version. This basically just puts a little twist in the fletch and makes it spiral more when in flight.
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