hey all this is my first post and was wondering if you could help me out with a decision. I am currently at the point where I am thinking about fletching my own arrows and don't know whether to get the Martin or the Jo Jan fletching jig
If possible please let me know your experiences!
thanks a lot
mike
Been fletching my aluminum shafts for decades with my right wing Jo-Jan Multifletcher. The fletched arrows come out looking great and you can fletch 6 arrows in 1 1/2 hours.
I use the JoJan single and fletching tape. I have the JJ multi, but as far as I can see, it's only useful if you glue, and once I used tape, I said, "Never again!" to glue. I have Bitzenberger, but it's just not as simple and fast as the JJ.
I've used both. The JoJan multi fletcher works fine, as does the single clamp model. I do like the magnetic clamp though and I've used it for the past five or six years.
I use a jo-jan now, replaced the martin I had with it. I use fletch tape, and can do a dozen arrows in less than an hour. And the Jo-jan will last a lifetime.
I currently use the Martin and it works perfect. The Martin is very light and easy to transport but it is also durable.
another vote for the jojan, Ive used their multi fletcher for 8 year or so with no issues
I've had Martin, Jojan and Bitz. I wish I had never sold the 3 Martin's I had.
I've been using a Jo Jan for years and it's just SO Simple for mr to use.
Jo Jan is all I have ever used, it seems to work great for me.
I use tape now so a single jig is all I need. I switched to L wing and got a single Martin and now have 3 RW gathering dust and a Jo Jan 6 that is also RW gathering dust. The martin puts on a fletch that is quieter than the other 2 and in my opinion, a better buy.
I have never used a Martin but have had a Jo Jan multi for about 25 years now and I love it.
JoJan is a good tool. You might also want too look into Vador which is my favorite.