HOW TO GRIND TURKEY FEATHERS FOR FLETCHING - Traditional Bowhunting - The Push Archery - S. 3 Ep. 15

[@Binko63]

A belt sander works with an old metal feather straight clamp like Bitzenburger

[@lsumme21]

Greg is an absolute hunk of a man! 10/10

[@bradcorrea9963]

Thing it was great how you showed using the tools, and the way to do it on the cheap. Thanks again

[@soldieroffortune757]

Thanks for all your work surrounding the archery topic. Really inspiring.

[@dabaird12]

Thank you for the demo

[@timormsby1722]

I just use my fletching jig clamp. Works a treat

[@shawnshepherd6708]

Very cool didn't know the info about the wing difference

[@michaellane4003]

Very good and informative video. Thank you sir.😊

[@Duckhunterbow]

Jo Jan straight clamp holds them pretty well. I use that and grind them on a belt sander.

[@vonWeizhacker69]

Danke, super interessantes Video! :)

[@danielwalker8481]

Super cool! I've been asking around for wings lately so I can try it. Just a thought, what if you used the chopper to cut the cardboard? I understand it may be harsh on the blades and dull them a bit.