Bohning Pro Class Fletching Jig with Straight Clamp Red

The dial turns for perfect 3 part fletching gluing. It also includes a 4 fletching ring for the jib.It takes just a little eye-estimate effort in lining up the magnetic clip to your arrow shafts, but once it's set, get your glue, timer, and vanes because you are about to do all your arrows.the great thing is that if you want to do the offset or spiral vanes, you just need to buy the clip for "right" of "left" and use the same jig.There are mounting holes in the base, so you can hard mount it through some wood onto a bench or just do what I do, place it on the coffee table as I watch TV. I compared my redone vanes to a "professional" shop. Yeah, mine were cleaner, straighter, and overall better installed. The shop has stupid amounts of glue and some vanes weren't straight, well, I fixed those.very good product for the budget.

I've been a bow shooter my whole life, and only recently started fletching my own arrows. This gets the job done perfectly. I use it with G5 G-Lock Blu Glue. Sets within 5-7 minutes and on to the next one. Fully cured in 24 hours. The turn knob works well, the magnet for the clamp is strong and the seat it makes on the arrow shaft is true. Easy to confirm alignment with other fletches.

The media could not be loaded. This jig works very well out of the box and even better with a few modifications. I added a little bit of tape to the center of the inside where the nock goes to eliminate some play. This definitely makes the uniformity better. I was a little intimidated when I first decided to try fletching my own arrows but honestly they look just as good as the factory fletchings. It's pretty easy to use with a little common sense. In the video you can see an example of a 4flech and a 3 flech, both with a 2 degree offset. It does feel like the screw to change the plates that determine 3 or 4 fletchings could be stripped easily if you go crazy tightening it. IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE THAT TIGHT! Over all it was a good investment!

I’ve been shooting a bow off and on for over 34 years however, during that time my experience in fletching arrows has been extremely limited through the years. With that being said anything that I would have to say about this fletching jig should be taken with a grain of salt. I found it very easy to work with and I think that my lack of experience led to a couple of incorrectly placed fletching. Other than that I would highly recommend this product.

Received yesterday, opened package and took about 3 minutes to adjust. In less than an hour I had 5 arrows fletched. That included stripping and cleaning old fletches off, eating dinner and finally applying new Blazers. Worked like a charm. I had used a Bitzenburger about twenty years ago. Both work great. Bitzenburger will probably last longer with the all metal construction but for as few arrows as I will need to fletch the Bohning will suit me just fine and for under $30 you can't really go wrong.Would definitely recommend this product.

While it's pretty easy to figure out how to fletch using helpful youtubers who have posted fletching videos. There is nothing (that I can find) on setting the jig up for 3 or 4 feather fletching. I could give a higher rating if I received instructions on how to use it.

This is my first fletching jig. Very simple to use and sturdy. I like the magnet that allows you to align with the arrow. and as you push forward onto the shaft, it makes contact at the correct angle. I like that as you turn the dial, it stops at the correct degree for the 3 fletching arrow. But, there is also a tool to change to a 4 fletching shaft. Really nice unit.

There were a few issues that kept me from a 5-star review. As others have mentioned the nock rest is a little sloppy and it can easily throw off your spacing especially if you're using the 4-fletch setting. Mine was not exactly as pictured in Amazon. Overall it's sturdy and with a few modifications will suffice for years to come.