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Removing feathers from carbons

Started by Kevin L., July 14, 2008, 07:24:00 PM

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jhansen

Kevin,
That's pretty much how I got mine.  I was gunsmithing in a shop and the rep gave me one.  One tough knife.
John
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Longbowz

I use a blade made for a Stanley utility knife.  It has a hook in it that's made for cutting carpet I believe.  Dull it up a little so it doesn't dig in.  It works great for removing fletching on any type of shaft material - wood aluminum or carbon.  It's cheap too.
I find the older I get, the less I used to know!

Jason Jelinek

With my Gold Tips, a utility knife (removable razor blades) works really well.  It doesn't work on CE.  They have different finishes.  CE is softer and the blade digs in very easily.

Jason


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