What kind of fletching jig do you use?

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  1. Trevor TFO

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    I'm in the process of creating a small, at home, bow shop. I need a new fletching jig and am wondering what everybody is using and what everybody likes. Right now I am looking at the Bohning jigs (not sure which model yet) and the Easton EZ Fletch jig. Any others I should look at? I'm open to suggestions!
     
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    No.6Hunter Die Hard Bowhunter

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    How do you have your arrows setup?

    The AAE Fletch III works well for 3 vane - helical
     
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    I have a bunch of 2" feathers, tape, gold tip arrow parts (all new) if you have any interest.

    I also have a bohning fletching jig. I really like it, but it's pretty low quality. I don't think it's meant for a bow shop but if you're interested I'll make you one heck of a deal.

    PM me if you're interested.
     
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    I just got an Arizona EZ Mini Fletch to fletch Blazer vanes. It works well for those. If you go bigger you would want the regular EZ Fletch.
     
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    Bitzenburger.
     
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    Arizona EZ fletch mini and enjoy it
     
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    ^THIS^ They work really well!
     
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    I have a goat tuff arrow fletcher. It works good for what I need it to do.
     
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    I plan on fletching only blazers on my arrows, I'll look into the Arizona EZ Mini Fletch. Thanks everybody!:bhod:
     
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    I have 3; AZ EZ Fletch Mini for 2" vanes, Bohning Pro Class (kind of a plastic Bitz), and a Jo Jan. I don't use the Jo Jan much these days but still do sometimes for 5" feathers on trad arrows.
     
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    Arizona Ez fletch mini.Works great and you can do four vanes if you want.
     
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