Grayling Fletching Jig w/Straight Clamp

I bought this to do my own fletching. CCC had a really good price for shipping and a really good price for the jig and it came with the clamp.I did fletch my daughters aluminum arrows with some dura vanes and my old fletch tite (overnite dry) It was very easy and simple once I got the hang of it, I did a pretty solid job. The next day I had my daughter test her arrows and they worked great, no breakage even after shooting two upside down. I like the sizing disk that screws in at the top of the jig to hold whatever size arrow and the nock holder that you slip your arrow nock down into (tapered) and fits most arrows, if not, the set comes with another nock holder for carbon or smaller shafts and nock. It also comes with another vane placement for the locking knob so your vanes can be down for arrow rest like hostage, or out and offset for recurve and you can do a four vane setup.

It suits my needs. Could be a bit more user friendly with better directions but i figured it out. It is much easier to use if u have adjustable knocks because you don't have to worry about that variable as well. Fletching is pretty simple once you do a couple bolts or arrows. Just go light on the glue and be sure to open the clamp and whipe any excess glue off. I almost glued the clamp together getting to liberal with the glue. This was my first jig but seems to work well. Would be 5 stars if i knew what all the parts did but that's more the bad directions or lack thereof.

The Grayling Fletching Jig is a sturdy, well-designed, heavy-duty plastic (nylon?) jig for placing feather or plastic fletching on arrow shafts. It's easy to use and much more cost-effective than higher-priced metal versions of the same thing. I would buy this again if I needed another one.

Bought to fletch xbow bolts. Made a bracket for the bottom to simply clamp it in a bench vise so i didnt have to mount to the workbench and it can be stored when not being used. Cant imagine any other jig could be any easier or more precise. Actually suprised how well it works.

This is a good cheap alternative to a professional jig and works well for the guy who needs to replace a few vains a year/month. The quality is acceptable for the price. This was a good product. I would give it a 3.5 out of 5.0. I'm quite critical so take that into consideration as well

Great budget jig, however if you’re using smaller diameter arrows like my 550 Easton Carbon Ones, you are limited in how much of an offset you can do with the straight clamp. You can’t get the entire base fletching to make contact if you try to angle too much. This can be seen in one of the pictures attached, I had the top(front) set as low as possible and the back(rear) at the fifth mark. There are 8 position marks for front and back (each). I found that the biggest offset that will work for my diameter arrows is with the front at mark 1, and rear at mark 3 or 4. I wish they put an option to purchase one with a helical clamp instead of straight, but other than that this is a great little jig and will do the job. I didn’t want to make a mortgage payment for the Bitzenburger or Bohning, so went with this instead and so far so good.

I highly Recommend this Jig, I recently purchased a "Barnett Revengeance" reverse limb crossbow, I needed to buy more blots due to the power was driving my 20" bolts straight thru my target and stripping the fletching off-I knew I needed a High Quality Fletching Jig for accuracy- I use to make my own arrows when I could use a Vertical Compound Bow, I saw the reviews for this VERY WELL made jig and jumped on it. re-fletching my $6 bolts was a piece of cake once I "Dialed in the settings" that is very easy to do with this High Quality Jig, the directions are very clear, setting are super easy and hold their settings so far thru 24 bolts (3" and 4" fleching, Gorilla Blue Top Liquid Glue is perfect )- on a extra note- I got a 22" x 24" piece of Harness Leather from my Amish Saddle making neighbor ,I don't drive the bolts thru anymore even w/ 165 lbs kinetic energy

This jig sucks, not consistent at all, kicks a fletching out