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Bleeder Blade Slots?

Started by twigflicker, August 08, 2008, 08:59:00 PM

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twigflicker

Anybody ever cut their own...

I've thought about doing some Stos heads and fit them with bleeders...  I love 4 blade heads...

Curious as to what to use as the slot is so thin or if it can even be done...

Jonathan
TGMM - Family of the Bow
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Lewis Brookshire III

You can use a dremel tool with a small cutting wheel. I have done it before, its not that hard just make sure you cut the slots as close to a 90 degree angle to the main blade that you can. I wasnt paying attention on one I cut and it flew real wacky! LOL
"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose."
- Jim Elliot: Missionary/Martyr.

Falk

I suggest to use a diamond disc with a dremel - and not a fibre disc/wheel - because they are prone to break easily and produce to big a slot anyways.
Other then that it is fairly easy to do ...

James Wrenn

I have slotted a couple and had a hard time getting them as straight as I wanted.Sure wish they would sell them ready for bleeders.Would love to be able to get them with small bleeders like the stingers.It would be a super broadhead then that would leave a little more blood on the ground.
....Quality deer management means shooting them before they get tough....

twigflicker

I sure wish they would as well James... I think that would be about the perfect head...

Thanks for the thoughts... that was what was rolling around in my head, but I don't have a dremel tool yet...

Jonathan
TGMM - Family of the Bow
PBS Associate

Brian P.

Been thinking of trying this with some 160 gr Magnus heads. I dont know why they only offer the 1 1/2" wide 4 blade version as a 150. I dont see why they cant cut the slots in some 160's the same way they do in the 135's. It would make a 175ish grain head with thicker steel in the point.

Need to go shopping for Dremel stuff I think.

BP
"As a rule, nothing does an arrow so much good as to shoot it, and nothing so much harm as to have it lie inactive and crowded in the quiver"   Saxton Pope

String Cutter

I have some 2 inch wide, 200 gr Aces I've been thinking of doing??? MAN!!!! what a hole that would make!!What are the biggest bleeders on the market today???
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Lewis Brookshire III

Where did you find a 2" wide Ace head???
"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose."
- Jim Elliot: Missionary/Martyr.

String Cutter

Oooops my mistake... 1 7/16inches.
Fatherhood is the greatest adventure a man can ever take.

Lewis Brookshire III

Darn, you had me exited for a sec! LOL
"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose."
- Jim Elliot: Missionary/Martyr.

String Cutter

I thought they were 2 inches til I looked up their website just aminute ago. got 6 of them but ain't used them yet. My buddy said they make my wood arrows look like boat paddles..
Fatherhood is the greatest adventure a man can ever take.


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