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Hook for arrow straightening ?

Started by MW, January 19, 2008, 10:15:00 PM

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MW

I have always hand straitened arrow but have read about using a hook or screw eye.  How do you do it?  Pros and cons?

Thanks

Mitch
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fyrfyter43

I just use a cup hook screwed into the end of a piece of ~5/8 wooden dowel.
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Dave Worden

I haven't tried a hook, but after seeing the roller (compression type) straighteners, I took a scrap piece of hickory, turned a small hollow in the center, and just roll that over the bends and it works pretty well.  If I'm home, however, I just bend the arrows over the round tubing that holds the rip fence on my table saw.  I just slide the arrow over the tube, bending to straighten the arrow.  Seems to work better than anything else I've tried.
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Aeronut

A smooth screwdriver or nutdriver shank works just as well.

Dennis


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