Best Fletching Jig For

[ShredLikeRed]

Howdy Ya'll,
I've been asked what I want for Christmas this year. I would like a fletching jig. but with all the different models, I'm confused. What is the best jig for the money? Helix? 3 degree, or 6 degree? I'm shooting 28.5" at 70 lbs with a octane hostage rest (planning on upgrading to NAP Apache).
Thanks ya'll,
Dixie

Title Edit: Best Fletching Jig for the Money

[BigFoot]

I have 2 E-Z fletch and I like them a lot. They're simple to use, they are a little messy if your put to much glue but nothing major. I think they are made by Arizona archery. I like it better than the Jo-jan, seems more consistent with the degrees.

[BTLowry]

EZ Fletch MINI is awesome

If you are shooting Blazer type vanes it is hard to beat

[Happy97]

Defiantly the Arizona EZ fletch IMO, and you can order the different arms to swap out to allow you to fletch whichever vanes you want.

[docmay]

Ditto what was said above. I have used a bunch of them. Now I have 4 or 5 Arizona ez fletch jigs and it's all I use.

[ShredLikeRed]

So the EZ fletch seems pretty popular. What about helix? Is that necessary? How many degrees?
Thanks Ya'll

[BlakeH1]

Its 3* on the mini

[BigFoot]

Defiantly the Arizona EZ fletch IMO, and you can order the different arms to swap out to allow you to fletch whichever vanes you want.

Glad I came back to this thread! I own two and didn't know you could swap arms out! Thanks!

[foot91james]

All vanes are made off set 2degrees so even if you fletch them straight they will have a 2degree offset so with the ez fletch you will have a 5degree that's what I use I like it for speed if I feel like being particular and taking forever I bust out the Jo Jan

[popup_menace]

Another vote or the ez fletch mini here. Get the helical, it helps more than you'd think