Arrow cutter

[stilllearning]

My computer did a back flip and slipped a disk so to speak. I have been trying for two days to post these last pics of the finished arrows.

Hope these help and are good enough quality.
The knock seems to seated very well with the naked eye but what do you think. Remember photos are hard to get really closeups and realistic looks at stuff. Sorry about the next few.



And I can not feel or see any splinters. Just a clean cut.

[SPIKER]

Sl, your cutting the back of the shaft as well as the front?

If so, just a suggestion...get a G5 ASD. You want both ends as square as possible. That rear cut looks a little uneven. But you can't see it with the nock attached. You can tell right away at the insert side if you attach, and spin a broadhead that you know to be true..if it doesn't wobble then your ok, but I find that I have to ASD all my shafts, even after using my arrow saw. Just trying to help...

[tedicast]

I'll second G% Arrow Squaring Device. I cut both ends of all my shefts, then I put a little white-out on the cut ends, and run them through the ASD. You can see some imperfection in almost every shaft as the white out comes off the high spots first.

[stilllearning]

G5 ASD.

Can you find those at just about any archery supply store?

[jamaltwy]

yes you can if not any archery catalog......best device to square up your arrows!! about $35

[SPIKER]

It may seem a little pricey but it's worth it...look at some different sites as well for a deal...but here's Cabelas link so you can see what it looks like:


www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/links/link.jsp?type=pod&id=0026140

Good heads up on the white out for the carbon shafts...the same principle as using black magic marker on the insert face if you need to touch that up as well.