Glue-on Broadheads and chamfer tools

[gvdocholiday]

Does anyone here use an inside chamfer tool to clean up the opening of their glue-on broadheads?  

I have some Zwickeys that I love but I just feel that the opening is not very consistent from head to head.  Makes it awful tough to get them spinning well during the mounting and alignment process.

I was thinking of this one here:

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[LostNation_Larry]

I run a point cleaner through which is made from 80 grit sandpaper.  It doesn't cut like a chamfer tool might, but it does clean up the extra paint.  

They are displayed on the bottom of this page.
http://www.lostnationarchery.com/pages/Arrow%20Making%20Supplies/tools.html

I mount a point cleaner on a screw in field point then I put the point in the chuck of a drill motor.  It does a decent job of cleaning out any broadhead or field point.  Leather gloves are HIGHLY recommended for holding the broadhead, if not pliers.

[lpcjon2]

To clean out the inside of a Zwickey just get a metal bore brush(for gun barrel cleaning 410 works)and attach it to a drill and have at it.

[Orion]

Been shooting Zwickeys of all designs for more than 30 years.  Never had a problem with the taper or getting the heads on straight.  In fact, I've found them to be among the most consistently tapered and easily mounted heads out there.

[Piratkey]

This is because the opening is not totaly round but a little bit oval.
Place the glue on insert head up on a flat surface,put the broadhead on the insert and with a hammer hit the tip of the broadhead two or three times.

[dad]

I use my dremel tool on low setting and a metal reamer to clean. I find that if I don't clean the paint out they will not stay glued on anything for long.

[amicus]

I've used chain saw sharperner bit on my dremil. In and out and then clean with acetone.

Gilbert

[Bjorn]

I have used Zwickeys of various years and cannot identify with the problem described-is it possible the problem is your taper?

[reddogge]

I use a hand chamfer tool that chamfers rife case cartridge mouths to chamfer aluminum shafts after I cut them.