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Bitzenburger jig setting gauge?

Started by term, January 15, 2010, 03:38:00 PM

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term

What does this thing do,and since I have several Bitz do I need one? Thanks  TERM
Still looking for something I might of forgot.

hayslope

As I recall, the gauge just helps to set a specific angle for offset or helical.  Do you really need one?  My guess is no.  Where it would come in handy is for a shop with a multi-setup where they wanted to make sure all the jigs were set to the same angle.  I have a 3-Bitz setup mounted on a board, but I usually only use one of them when I fletch, so I just set the angle (actually always set at the same angle) and go for it.

I believe they still make them, although you'll never see any place advertise them.
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Jim Curlee

I have one, don't waste your coin.
You definitely don't need one to set up a Bitz.
Jim

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JRY309

I have never used or needed a gauge to set up my Bitz.I can't see why you would need one,I adjust mine until I get the feather to lay on the shaft.A gauge might work for vanes where they are more uniform,but I never used a gauge when I fletched vanes either.

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Your eyeball is the only gauge you need.
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