Arrow cutting question

[bowhunterchris]

Harbor freight mini chop saw with abrasive blade. That is what I use and then a few spins on an arrow squaring device and they are perfect.

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[60 Deluxe]

I use my tile saw

[Mongo45]

If you're hunting lavaca co. Head over to Brush 2 Bay in Halletsville let Tim set ya up

[texasforever]

Prolly will this weekend I hunt an hour from the house so its usually a weekend thinf

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[diamond10x]

Not sure I would recommend this but my cousin uses a dremel cutter, says it works good. He kills several deer per year with his bow so I cant argue with his results.

Basically the same thing as a saw for arrows. Been doing the this for years. I made a little jig out of wood I can set the dremel in on my pops table saw. If you have a surface you can use its actually cheaper than buying a specific saw and you can use the dremel for other projects.

[tradtiger]

In a pinch, a fine triangular file will work on carbon arrows without splitting or damaging them. Wouldn't want to do 40 arrows like this, but a few is no problem -- 3 or 4 strokes and rotate a little, then repeat until finished. Gotta be patient, though. Less than 5 minutes per arrow.