Is there an effective way to measure the final angle of bevel after sharpening broadheads?
Much has been written in this forum on sharpening Grizzly's and other BHs, and using a jig that maintains a fixed angle will ensure consistency - and several jigs set for different angles permits a means to modify bevel angle.
But is there a way to determine what you actually end up with (short of exotic equipment)?
If so, would be especially helpful for those sharpening w/o jigs, and also to determine if a jig is being used improperly.
Thanks,
Dave
Visualize. A 90* angle is easy. Split it. 45s. split one of those....22.5