October Mountain Phoenix Fletching Jig

Arrows do not fly differently because of the shaft. They fly differently because the vanes were not put on the same way twice.

Repeatability is the whole job, and it starts at the jig.

Performance Under Pressure: Laser ticked adjustment lines let you return to the exact same setting weeks later. Batch two matches batch one, which means your groups do not change when your arrows do.

Friction Removal: A lower shaft angle reduces glue runoff. Less cleanup, fewer wasted vanes, fewer arrows you set aside because the bond looked wrong.

Performance In The Shop: You sit at the bench, set five degrees of offset in one degree steps, and run a dozen shafts without chasing a jig that wandered. The oversized base plate and four padded rubber feet keep it planted.

Built For Any Pattern: Fletch 120 degree three fletch, 90 degree four fletch, or 75 by 105 four fletch X. One base covers the layouts you actually shoot.

Identity Signal: Choose Straight, Right Helical, or Left Helical clamp, or take the base alone and match it to what is already on your bench.

Build the arrow you can blame nothing on.