Any suggestions or recommendations for cutting carbon arrows? I just use a handsaw for my woodies.
Thanks!
Kevin
Harbor Freight sells a little 30 dollar cut off saw that works great
Apex predator posted simple plans for using a dremel.
I altered it and copied it and in five mins setup time and about one min of work I had 15 newly cut shafts.
Also the best part of his plans were nothing is permanent so you don't have to sacrifice the dremel to make a saw you won't use but a few times a year.
Good luck
I use the Harbor freight tool also...did have to use a square to get it perfectly square.
Me too 30 bucks and works OK.
I've got to 3rd the Harbor Freight saw. It works great for doing my carbons. :thumbsup: I cut and made up these carbons using the Mini Cutoff saw.
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Zbearclaw,
I read and like Apex Predator's idea and set-up. I am considering trying his idea out.
A bowyer and friend of mine uses a bandsaw with a dull blade, but I do not own or plan on buying a bandsaw in the near future.
What is the Harbor Freight saw set-up? Is that like a small miter saw or something?
Thanks!
I just clamp my dremel tool to the bench and have a small nail to put the nock in. fasten a 3/4 block of wood by the nock end and one by the tip end, swing it in slow it cuts em perfect.
It is a chop type saw like a miter saw.
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Thanks again Zbearclaw and Apex!