Fletching jig question

[Sean]

I am looking into a new fletcher and was needing some input on which ones you prefer and why.

[Loneaggie]

Bitzenburger. It will fletch anything has very solid construction and I've had it for over 10 years. You can adjust your angles, fletch 3 or 4 fletch, feathers, vanes, left , right.... you name it.

[aggie2000tx]

Another vote for Bitz

[Flint knapper]

Bitz is the way to go.( Wood, aluminum, and Carbon arrows)

[Sean]

Cool, thanks guys looks like the Bitz is the way to go.

[stikshooter]

I have used a JoJan for about 15 years now,always wanted a Bitzenburger but was giving the jojan, and it has worked fine.

[Seemore]

another for the blitz

[Mike D]

Bitzenberger. For reasons stated above.

[FarFromHome]

Not to sound like a broken recod, but I love my Bitz. Versatile and well built.

[shotgunsmitty]

The Arizona EZ Fletch.

The EZ is why.

[SirWraithe]

I use the Arizona EZ Fletcher to carbons works great with blazers super easy!

[texag93]

Unless fletching feather(still can but a little harder) I love the AZ EZ. Faster than any other fletching tool on the market. Does three at a time. Using super glue type adhesives, you can do a dozen arrows in under an hour.

[soccert]

Bitz is my first choice Jo Jan second

[swamper]

I see above you can fletch carbons and aluminum with the Bitz. Can you do both with the Arizona EZ also or do you need to buy two seperate tools?

Don't mean to hijack the thread!

[texag93]

AZ EZ is carbon or aluminum specific.