Thanks for explaining it all. You laid it out in clear, easy to understand instructions.

It's still a good idea IMO to rub some acetone over the shaft before wrapping, and then wet wipe the wrap and dry it before the vanes go on. I have yet to have a single wrap fall off this way.

This was a very informative vid regarding fletching the vanes, after a good year schooting with standard blazer vanes on the easton fmj's, i finally found a reliable source with good tip's and trick's for securing the vanes. if i'm able to get to the shop this week, i think that i'm gonna buy the first set allready installed, and a set for learning to fletch my own. Great upload and well explained, thanks!

Simply and to the point, thanks!

Thanks for the help 💯👌 getting everything together to build my first set

Looking into my first arrow build. Glad I came across your video! 🤙🏽🤙🏽

Very cool presentation! THANKS!

Nice, I like cutting my wraps in half looks slick more foc and double the wraps

thank you ill try this sometime when i eventually find all the products in this vid

Thanks for the training.

What a fantastic resource. Thanks for the info mate. 👍

I love your attention to detail when building these.

Thank you for sharing this with us. I too am a fan of the orange 🍊. I have the same Easton fletching jig that I recently bought. However I don't have a saw or straightening jig yet. Still debating on whether I should try Victory, Easton, Gold Tip or Black Eagle. I am also thinking of going 4 fletch with a slight helical. I don't think that the jig I have is for helical vanes though.

The biggest thing I like about wraps is it makes it easier to find them depending on the color

Great info... Thank you :)

Super helpful, thanks

Thank you.👊🏻🏹

I have a few questions, I see some builders will install a sleeve that is on the outside of the shaft where the broad head is screwed in. Why? I think I know but would like to hear from someone that professionally builds arrows and in this video, you didn't mention that option. Also, I want to get into building arrows and bows any good resources that a person can watch or even read up on. Great job on the video, so far yours has been the best without getting so technical and straying away from what you are teaching. Thank you, Jay

i like hot melt........ it allows me to adjust things

Awesome great video thank you. When it come to weight how do I know what weight is best for the type of broad-heads I’m using? I don’t want to just get any set of arrows and slap on the broad-heads I like to use? My current arrow is 350 grains .244 diameter. The broad-heads I’m using are 125 grain Annihilators XL, how can I determine what insert and outserts I need and the length of fletching that I should use? The arrows came with aluminum inserts which I would like to change.

BHOD BABY !!!!!!

hello, can i use a short arrows in my standard crossbow without risk thanks

You only need 3 small drops of glue then spread with the tip of your glue bottle. It's a pain clean the glue off and out of the ez Fletch jig

This was a great video and very detailed. I think I know the answer but just to be sure, if you were building these for hunting, I'm assuming you want to put on the broad head you want to use and then align the fletching to the broad head blades before you glue them on, correct? Just wanna be sure cause I think I'd like to try building my own for hunting season this year.

I am shooting Gold Tip Hunter 400 arrows, should I get the small diameter easy fletch or the large?

Any good books on building arrows?

I like the jig and wonder if it comes in a four fletch with slight helical to them? Please let me know.

Built my first set this year. Went heavy. 250 spine Sirius Vulcans, 150gn insert with 200gn single bevel head. ~730gn arrow with FOC around 16%. You guys ever insert tune or nock tune? I feel like you'll guarantee better arrow flight if you insert tune before you glue them in and bare-shaft nock tune before you fletch.

Not worried about cockvane ? Done mine in all one color and used a black sharpie to mark an X ;)

Rookie here... I remember helping my dad build his arrows as a kid, he let me pick the feather colors 😊. But now I'm curious, why do you make your own arrows? Cheaper cost? Customization? Better quality? For the craft of it?

Is that the AAE Max Stealth “fire orange” or “sunset gold” you put on the arrow? AAE website does not have a FLO or Neon Orange color just “fire orange” or “sunset gold”

Wanting to start building my own....How do you buy these arrows without the fletching already on it?

Is that the sunset gold color or fire orange AAE vane?

If I wanted to do this how much could I expect to spend to get everything I need and get started?

How did you get your brand printed on your wraps?

4:19 I should call her

I use nail polish remover and a cotton bud on my veins prior to using the glue stick them to the shaft

What arrow saw do you use and what is the cost

Where did you get the tool you pushed the insert in from?

What do your wraps weigh? I can't find info on the website

If you’re using the epoxy for the insert, the arrow needs to sit horizontal on a flat surface for 24hours. I have had the HIT slide up and down the shaft because it wasn’t fully cured.

Hard to see details of what you r doing. Need to show more up close shots.

Are you guys switching arrow brands?

Why didn’t you spine align the arrow?

What does your arrow weigh with broadhead?

What was the name of that catalog you used in your video?

Do you wipe off the excess glue?

Where do you buy your arrows?

What kind of blade is that for cutting the arrows?

what color orange fletchings are those

Can that jig do 1 degree offsets

Why not use shafts of wood with sharpened point and a slot in one end? Much easier and cheaper.

You don't use and indicator vane?

The only thing I don’t like about that bitzenburger is you don’t know how much helical your putting on your arrow

Switching to Easton ?

And who attached the nocks and how?

How do you remove mirolite nocks glued into Easton Shafts. I can index an fletch arrows but new to compound bows. Been active in the Xbow world but have migrated over to Compound bows. Like the challenge and all things related to archery.

We're can u buy these tools

I mean, I realize what you mean, but it’s still pretty funny that the vid is titled “how to build your own arrows,” and step one is “buy arrows.”

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So... My last name is Fletcher and I've been really really wanting to Fletch my own arrows. If anyone sees this do you think it'll be a good business for me to Fletch my own arrows since my last name does mean arrow maker. Lmk

So I'm watching north woods law the other day. They wrote up a guy for not having his name on his arrows. How do you put your name and info on an arrow?

I see wraps in the first 5 seconds and cringe ;/.

Many assumptions??? Think about this... n all of your bells n whistles n slippery molecule gear...does the average " archer " have all of this?? Think " the common man" version...you did well,basically... Thanks!

So much wrong here. Dudley has videos on arrow building

1. Pushed insert in too far. 2. Epoxy glue might cause a chemical reaction to the carbon and adhesive. 3. Your oil fingerprints all over wrap. 4. way too much glue on vanes. 5. didn't index insert with vanes. 6. way too much glue will cause arrow to be unbalanced.7. Water and Q-tip to clean inside of arrow is hogwash. Please do better if you're going to have a KZfaq channel teaching people on arrow building.