A fletching jig for three-fletch builds, designed for repeatable results without lengthy setup.

The jig works with a micro-adjustable tower and an indexed nock receiver. The tower moves the clamp so the vane sits centred on the shaft regardless of shaft diameter, while the nock receiver, marked 1, 2 and 3, takes care of the 120 degree rotation so there is no counting when changing colours.

The laser-etched markings come from the Genesis programme. They set the one inch gap between nock throat and the start of the vane, along with the permitted vane height and the maximum vane length of three inches. That covers a full build of the Easton Genesis 1820, the standard arrow of the North American NASP school programme. On any other arrow the markings simply serve as practical reference points.

Features

• Micro-adjustable tower centres the vane on any shaft diameter
• Indexed nock receiver with positions 1, 2 and 3 for accurate three-fletch rotation
• Clamp set straight or with 1.5 degree offset, left or right
• Laser-etched markings for vane spacing, vane height and maximum vane length
• Arrow tip holder with bungee cord keeps the shaft seated while the glue sets
• Base made from Delrin, a dimensionally stable engineering plastic

Specifications

• Base: Delrin
• Clamp: galvanised steel, 3"
• Dimensions: 9" x 3" x 3.5" (229 x 76 x 89 mm)
• Weight: 1 lb (454 g)
• Offset: 1.5 degrees left, 1.5 degrees right or straight
• Fletch configuration: three-fletch
• Shafts: all diameters, carbon and aluminium
• Nocks: all common types
• Vanes and feathers: up to 3" in length
• Made in USA

Package Includes

• Base assembly with tower
• Nock receiver
• Thumb screw for the nock receiver
• Steel clamp, 3"
• Clamp alignment pin
• Arrow tip holder with bungee cord
• Thumb knob

Note

• The jig is built for three-fletch arrows, four-fletch is not supported.
• Vanes and feathers longer than 3" do not fit, so 4 inch natural feathers cannot be used.

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