Homemade shaft tapering jig

[Stickman]

A couple of years ago I saw a home made tapering jig for wood arrow that was very cool.  It was basically two pieces of aluminum angle iron with sandpaper on the inside walls and a shaft chucked up and run up into the gap.

I know there is one on the build along section but its not the one I saw before.  Anyone have links that the one from a while ago?

Thanks,

Stickman

[Tom Leemans]

http://www.tradgang.com/rob/ta/taper/

[dino]

Be sure to wear saftey glasses with that one.  I've blown up several shafts using that jig before and sends splinters in every direction. dino

[Stickman]

that is the same one that's on the build along section of this site.  There was on like it a couple of years ago and in my keyword searchs I keep coming up with a link that is no longer working.

Can anyone bring that link back up or locate the source?

Thanks.

Stickman

[Roadkill]

Traxx tapered a dozen shafts with mine this weekend in about 20 min.  Be careful, but they work well.  I use drill bits to space between the 11/32 and 5/16 ends just so you have an idea on where you're starting.

[onemississipp]

Could this be it?

http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=051615

It isn't a couple years old, is about 5 months, so it may not be the one.

[Stickman]

Onemississipp, that isn't it.  It turns out that the one eveyone has been referring to is the correct one.  I don't know what I was thinking about.

Thanks.

Stickman