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Old 19-07-06, 11:06 AM
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Fletching Arrows The Easy Way

Hi Folks.

I have just used A Toll Gate Fletching Jig to Re Fletch my Arrows with Spin Wings but the blessed clamp you grt with it drove me bonkers,

So I just put them on by hand, and just turned the Jig Switch round to each position, worked a treat, then just a tiny bit, of waterproof tape, top and bottom of fletch, to secure them.

Job done, why struggle if you dont have to.

Cheers.
Tony.
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Old 20-07-06, 03:49 PM
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Never done spinwings but thought you used jig to make pencil marks on the arrows then apply fletching by hand and eye?
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Old 20-07-06, 05:25 PM
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Never done spinwings but thought you used jig to make pencil marks on the arrows then apply fletching by hand and eye?
That's the way I was shown
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Old 20-07-06, 05:43 PM
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Well Perhaps I'm Doing It Right Then?

Hi Folks.

Well perhaps I'm doing it right then, just couldn't get on with the clamp at all,
One of the problems is the side holding clamp magnet on The Tollgate is so strong, so everytime I tried to line The Vane up in the clamp, the magnet just wacks it, to itself, to the clamp,therefore throwing everything out of line.
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Old 21-07-06, 10:31 AM
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Never done spinwings but thought you used jig to make pencil marks on the arrows then apply fletching by hand and eye?
There's more than one way to skin a cat...
Though putting them along a line is easier than using a jig, I find. Using a Beiter wing holder makes it easier still (or rather: easier to get allignment etc accurate).

I have known people who dispense with the pencil line as well. The argument seems to be that it's not really worth the hassle for practice arrows. Just whack the things on in more or less the right position, and that's good enough.
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Old 21-07-06, 02:22 PM
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I always use a Tollgate jig for doing my spinnies.

Place a spinwing in the clamp, as per a normal vane, with a strip of vane, the same width as the double-side tape, protruding.

Fold the protruding strip over, opposite to vane curl, and stick on a strip of tape.

Place clamp on jig and fletch as per normal.

Works for me.

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Old 21-07-06, 04:15 PM
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Spinwings Not Kurly Wings

Hi.

These just look like ordinay Vanes with a slight bend to them, there not Kurly Vanes, so no tape include with them, you just stick them on, using Fletching Glue, as normal Vanes.
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Old 21-07-06, 06:17 PM
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A bulldog clip is more manageable for spin wings etc!!
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Old 22-07-06, 10:48 AM
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Hi.

These just look like ordinay Vanes with a slight bend to them, there not Kurly Vanes, so no tape include with them, you just stick them on, using Fletching Glue, as normal Vanes.
Cheers.
Tony.
Spinwings are just like Kurly Vanes.

If they don't come with double-sided and end tape then they ain't the genuine Spinwing.

Or do you mean Quickspins?

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Old 22-07-06, 11:04 AM
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They Are Nap Quick Spin Not Spin Things, Sorry?

Hi Mick
I stand corrected they are NAP QUICK SPIN, NOT Spin Wings, has first,apologies all round.
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Tony. Alias BOSE.
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