Tool for tapering wooden shafts. It needs a drill with a rotation speed of at least 300 rpm and is complete with a screw tip to be used as an adapter for th drill. The V-slots at the front allow precise alignment of the shaft to the tool.
The adjustable wooden blocks have clips to apply the abrasive paper (supplied but necessarily replaceable).
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Nock suitable for horseback archery or fast consecutive shooting.
Available in three colors: Blue, Gold, and Red. Pack of 12 pieces
Practical tool for the removal of natural feathers from the shafts.
Accessory allowing a quick removal of the arrow fletching and OF the glue residues. Thanks to the reversible blade, the tool can be used both by...
Vanes remover with plastic handle that helps use it with maximum comfort. The curve blade allows for an easier removal and is hidden by a plastic...
What is Arrow-Fix
reliable, fast, economical
Arrow-Fix is a tool to work on wood and bamboo shafts. It works quasi like a pencil sharpener and a...
To achieve maximum adhesive strength between the tip and the shaft, it is always a good idea to prepare the shaft by cleaning the inside of the...
Universal Nock Tool
Features:
Works with new and old style nocks
More ergonomic design
Stronger hook for turning off nocks
With an...
EASTON Archery Essentials Pro Shop Tool Kit - Accessories set
Working equipment is the be-all and end-all of a successful archer! So keep your bow...
Drill Guide
reliable, fast economical
With the Arrow-Fix drill guide it is easy, fast and economical to drill centrical bores into wood and bamboo...
Blank for repairing broken arrow shafts that are previously spliced by means of a spleistool and thus fit together exactly. These are glued...
Features:
Easily change the screw-in weights on large diameter target shafts
Inserts in the nock end of shaft to avoid removing points...
Practical tool which makes the assembly procedure of screw points on wooden arrows easier.
Precision Vane Spacing Receiver Upgrade for Bitzenburger fletching jig!
Every archer who has fletched their own arrows on the most frequently used...
When wooden arrows get damaged or crack you can try to fix them cutting the cracked end with a diagonal cut and then adding a piece of shaft...
