HOW TO STRIP & RE-FLETCH ARROWS
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- Arrow fletchings and wraps get beat up and torn up over time through the normal wear and tear of shooting archery. Having the knowledge and tools to re-build your arrows and get them back to like-new condition is important for every archer and bowhunter. In this video, John Dudley of Nock On Archery will teach you how to strip existing wraps and vanes from your arrow shaft and how to apply a fresh set to get your arrows back to perfect condition and flying their best!
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Use a potato peeler to strip your arrows. Give it a try you’ll see for yourself. Now you need to take vane off first like you seen the legend here doing. But that potato peeler wont scrape any carbon like a knife can. Then use a scotch bright pad then your favorite cleaner. You know you have it clean when the shaft squeaks when rubbing it with a paper towel with your favorite cleaner on.
One other quick tip. after you put glue on the vane thats in the clamp. have a piece of paper laying there on the table. take the vane in the clamp with glue on and lightly press it on the paper. It presses all glue evenly on the vane and the paper pulls off any excess glue that you don’t realize you have. Makes a Very clean and precise no runs glue job.
I personally like to dip my old wraps and vanes in hot water. It allows me to peel them off without using a knife so I don’t risk damaging the carbon. Great video!
I placed 13th in my 3-D league watching you inspires me to keep shooting thanks John Nock on
Awesome Ryan! Nice job bud! Keep it up!
A potato peeler works well to remove fletching residue from a shaft and doesn't damage the shaft. Hope this helps someone.
That’s awesome. I just bought that jig!! Lookin forward to rockin some knock on wraps and gear big dog!!! Thanks man
Right on, Kevin! Thanks for your support!
Great job JD. Just purchased a few Easton axis and just waiting on inserts to build them. I fletch arrows on the side for my cousin shop and I do that so I can tinker around with my set up and what works best, so I would like to say thank you for helping me become better at that job. Keep up the great work
Nice! I am glad the videos have helped. Keep up the great work!
@@nockonarchery going to try sir
I use the method by heating the blade, then I scrap to remove the plastic vanes, then apply a little acetone to remove the plastic vanes residue and glue residue on the shaft...
Do you have a close up of the jig settings so I can match mine so that the same arrows can be created when refletching?
I’m starting to have issues with even spacing when I 4 fletch with the bitzenburger. Any advice or something I need to check? I’m a little OCD when it comes to my arrows. Thank you for all you teach us diy’s.
Look into getting the Cali-Bitz decals for the Bitzenberger jig. Has all the degree marks. Lancaster Archery has them. 🦌👍🏹
Curious as to why you didn't clean the wraps off with the ase max wipes prior to applying the vanes.
Try an old school potato peeler works great and won't cut the carbon. God bless and keep the videos coming!
Nice job John, how do you do it😅so well homie😮
Question about the arrow wraps. Never used them befor because i was wondering if it would affect my shot as the arrow goes over the prongs of my arrow rest. My rigs littlemold and i havnt upgraded to a drop away yet.
Thanks
Dud have u tried the vane master pro yet?
I am trying to find a way to re-fletch my straight nocked Crossbow Arrows with my fletching jig. Do you know where i can get an adaptor that I can use with the jig?
Alrighty, I need to know what black magic you used to get the wraps off of your fingers and onto the mat. Every time I peel my wraps, I have to play with them because a micro-meter of the sticky side gets stuck to me.
I use a potato peeler and it works great!
are wraps ok to use (and strip with a blade) on aluminium shafts?
Do you use a AAE bitz knob?
the q-tips are right there! lol
Yeah, they were right there in front of me! lol
Hi, I watch alot of your RUclips videos. I'm a left handed target shooter and have a left eye dominated eye. I was seeing most targets blurry.I have just been told my left has a cataract on it.
So now I'm trying out being left handed and right eye dominated. Its very strange but I'm getting there. Do u know of any shooters that are the same on RUclips so I can hopefully get some tips off them?
Thank u for reading my message and I hope you are able to help me out. Cheers Donna from Queensland Australia. 👍🏻👍🏻
Hello I had the same issue just on the right side except for the cataract but I keep both eyes open and I focus on my pins and its uncomfortable at first but you get used to it and now it's second nature and now instead of focusing on one target I can see the target and everything else around and it has helped me quite a bit
Do you always use a wrap? Also what’s your thoughts about moving the vanes further up the shaft to avoid face contact?
This is the first time I have ever seen a wrap before the fletchings were applied. What is the exact reason for the wrap?
@@stevealicea205 because it looks good. And maybe it’s faster for refletching.
What is the purpose of the wrap?
I wonder if a vegetable peeler would work well for peeling the wrap off. What does “tip and tail” mean?
Tip and Tail means putting a dap of glue on the tip and tail of the vanes for one more security method. Thanks, Mike!
I use wraps now which are way easier. But potato peelers work awesome for cleaning up the shaft!
When you use a knife to scrape the old vinyl off, I realize you aern’t putting much pressure. But are you shaving any amount at all of carbon off the arrow? Would it still weigh exactly the same afterwards
no you don't ever want that. you shouldn't damage the shaft at all
Why put wraps on them?
You don’t glue in your nocks?
I wouldn't. They split or break and glued in makes it hard to remove. If you get a lose one, put a plastic bag over the end of the arrow and just push the nock through it as you install it.
Wait a second, everybody knows step one. It’s STANCE and then GRIP! Your messing me up Dudley.
Use a potato peeler. Easy, no damage, no problem. Do not use a knife.
Look into getting the Cali-Bitz decals for the Bitzenberger jig. Has all the degree marks. Lancaster Archery has them. 🦌👍🏹