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Old 06-10-06, 10:31 AM
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Riser: Winact -original version
Limbs: Samick Extreme
Sight: Arc Systeme SX10
Stabilisers: Spiga Scorpion rods
Button: Shibuya DX
Bow String: 8125/Angel Majesty
Arrows: Triple 700s, 110 gra

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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Carrickfergus
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The best DIY method is to use an arrow saw...
We got one for the club a year or so back and it sees a lot of use. We tell people now, "buy uncut shafts. We'll cut them to length for you, and get it right...". Not an obvious purchase for home equipment (the 'Best' one is nearly £200 now), but good if you have the cash. Pretty much a 'must buy' for a club, I would have thought.

I've seen plans for a Dremel based home brew saw, and I have (in desperation) cut shafts with a Dremel before (rigged up a jig from some bits of wood to keep the cuts square), but it's a nerve wracking business. A proper arrow saw makes it so much quicker and less stressful.
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