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Good point. Many people say the further the distance, the better the tuning. However, if you can get your arrow to stabilise enough over a short distance (18m), it might be a better indicator of arrow flight than shooting at 70m

Can't wait for the next video. Really need to fix this as I am tearing up fletches (upper) consistently :/

Always have some baby powder in my bow case. Nice to make sure new fletch is not stucking to other arrows in the quiver

Looking forward to this post with anticipation, never had a clearance issue before this month now can’t shoot a arrow without it clattering the button 😱

I can’t believe you don’t have talcum powder! This is outrageous!! (kiddin , Thanks for vid!)

Good timing on this video. Refleched my arrows a couple of week agos and I'm starting to see some tears on the the front part of the new larger fletches. I was seeing these on the old ones but assumed it was from hitting other arrows on the target. I suspect contact with the plunger as I've found a tiny bit of fletch on it a couple of times. I've also noticed the odd shot behave a bit erratic with a bit of a dovetail action. Look forward to the video about how to fix it.

Spin Wings are the cheapest and most fragile in its class. And that's a good thing as shown in this video because it is a good indicator of arrow clearance

Thanks for giving information 🙂

nice content

What camera fps is required to capture the slow motion of the arrow clearance

exallent clarification

I had an issue where my fletching we’re leaving streaks on the shelf.

My inside lower feather are tattered. But I also shoot 3 under and leaned to the right a lil bit. Should I expect my feather to show wear? I shoot off the AAE super flyte

A LOT OF WORD BUT I DIDN'T SEE THE TALC TEST

Hi, would you say that all arrow rests that stick on recurve bows work and the vanes don't get ripped off the arrow on pass through as the arrow rest does not make contact with the vanes on pass through, as some rests look very aggressive. Curious?

Hi Ashe, I wonder could you recommend some cameras options for capturing slow motion shooting to clearly see the motion of the arrow?