I built an arrow crester for about $15.
1 Black and Decker re-chargeable screwdriver
1 scrap 1"x 6"
4 finish nails crossed to form 2 "V's"
1 piece of 1/4" shrink tube as a nock receiver
Works great!
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Great idea! That arrow looks awesome.
That's creative. Good one!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing.
What's holding the screwdriver?
Thanks guys!
The screwdriver comes with a charger that you can screw to a wall. I screwed it to the board. That way you can run it while plugged in.
Beats the heck out of using a Hamster spinning a wheel in a cage and stopping whenever he feels up to it! :thumbsup:
Very nice!!!
I like it! I bet it would even do double duty, and you could spin test for good broadhead alignment. Well done!
Where did you/what kind of screw driver is that?? I like the idea.
It's a Black & Decker re-chargeable. Mine is older but, I just looked at their web site and they still have a similar model.