Bohning Cauldron Fletching Station

Arrows fly the way they were built. Serious archers build their own.

Fletching one vane at a time is slow work, and slow work invites small mistakes.

Three At Once: The jig fletches all three vanes in one step. Less time at the bench, more time at the target.

Pressure That Holds: It applies the right amount of pressure for strong adhesion. At full draw on a cold morning, you are not wondering if a vane will stay on.

Change Without Tools: Snap-in inserts swap by hand. Go from a three degree right helical to a one degree right offset in moments.

Nock Stays On: Leave the nock on the arrow and twist the dial at the base to index. No center post changes, no guessing at alignment.

Fits Your Shafts: One twist of the pressure ring sets it for micro, standard, or large diameter arrows. Inserts soak in acetone for an hour to clear glue residue.

Build your arrows like the shot depends on it.