Arrow Fletching

[BearClaw]

I just started fletching with the Bohning Jig (plastic version). I was having trouble lining up the vanes to match the angle of the vane holder so I called Bohning and they said I should replace all three vanes and they recommended that when I need to replace a vane, do all three. What do you all do? Why did I have that problem?

[VermontHunter]

For that particular Jig this may be true, that you will need to replace all 3 vanes to get correct spacing and alignment.

I use the single Jo-Jan Jig and have NO problems replacing single fletchings ..

[BearClaw]

That's what I was thinking may be the case. Perhaps after I get the hang of it I'll upgrade to something better and more universal. Thanks!

[VermontHunter]

When you decide it's time to upgrade, this is the JIG to buy. There's NONE better ..

Check this link >>>>>

http://www.bitzenburger.com/

[mike13candace]

I have been making arrows for a few years using Bitzenburger.. no problem with repeating angle or spacing once you install all of them.. You will find it hard to match factory glued fletching.. Fletching arrows is a lot of fun.. patience is the key..

[Rayzorp]

When you decide it's time to upgrade, this is the JIG to buy. There's NONE better ..

Check this link >>>>>

http://www.bitzenburger.com/

Very true, I have two and replacing a single vane no issue. After a good day at the range, I usually end up replacing single vanes on half my arrows.
(Again, after a good day lol)

[RangerClay]

When you decide it's time to upgrade, this is the JIG to buy. There's NONE better ..

Check this link >>>>>

http://www.bitzenburger.com/

Very true, I have two and replacing a single vane no issue. After a good day at the range, I usually end up replacing single vanes on half my arrows.
(Again, after a good day lol)

+2 for the Bitz Jig.