Four-Point Arrow Footing Jig Review
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Produce quality four-footed arrows yourself. The compound angles are all worked out in this easy to use Arrow Footing Jig. The jig preps your arrow shafts to take a 4-wing foot. Requires a drill press or router (not included). Comes with instructions. ...read more
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Four-Point Arrow Footing Jig Reviews
Awesome jig
Slingshot
4 years ago
FOC help. Hunt hogs need hard hitting arrows
Easy to use
Griz
6 years ago
It works very well in my Ryobi drill press. ( But ) when I tried to put the cutter in my Ryobi router the shank would not fit in the receiver so I measured it at 6. 58 mm that is a little larger than quarter inch Shank so I just ordered some online. 3/8x90° x 1/4 inch Shank.
Very good jig, definitely does the job
David Mashburn
9 years ago
This jig works well. I had to set up a dediated router for best results. Using black walnut blanks yeields a very solid, eye appealing shaft that is very strong. The way I have things set up, I can turn out footed shafts in a very reasonable time frame. I am fast finding out folks like four p;oint footed shafts. I first saw footed shafts back in the late 1950's when the Ben… read more Pearson Co. was making them. They later stopped production as they were having too many problems.
Four Point Footed Arrow Jig...
Steve Ralphs
9 years ago
So... I dumped grandads old wooden jig and asked those nice 3 Rivers guys to send me one of their 4 point arrow jigs. Now I don't get rejects, now all the arrows come off the jig exactly the same. This is good piece of kit. My only reservation is that it could have been made a wee bit longer for stability and safety when running it over or through the router. However, I made a a… read more dozen arrows in the time it used to take me to make two! Buy one and you won't be dissa....pointed: sorry I had add that! :)
Good tool
Eric
15 years ago
Ive always wanted to make four wing footed shafts. It took about 30 minutes to get set up. My first three that I made are perfect. Make sure to find you center line.
Four-Point Arrow Footing Jig Questions and Answers
Asked by
Wayne
3 years ago
Can this jig be used with a trim router or do I need a plunge router and table?
Asked by
Ian
3 years ago
Could you send me the instructions for this, i have lost them somewhere and cant remember how to use it would appreciate it, thank you
Yes i can send you a copy just send us an email address to info@
3 years ago
Yes i can send you a copy just send us an email address to [email protected] .
Yes i can send you a copy just send an email address to info@3ri
3 years ago
Yes i can send you a copy just send an email address to [email protected] .
Asked by
Stuart
4 years ago
Hello, how much would it be to post to Wales in the UK
The Four-Point Arrow Footing Jig will cost an additional $33.99
4 years ago
The Four-Point Arrow Footing Jig will cost an additional $33.99 to ship to the UK.
Asked by
jim
5 years ago
does the unit contain a router bit ?
It does come with the bit.
5 years ago
It does come with the bit.
Yes, the specialized router bit is included with the jig. I wou
5 years ago
Yes, the specialized router bit is included with the jig. I would characterize the router bit as a fluted vee shape.
Yes it does
5 years ago
Yes it does
Asked by
Rex
5 years ago
What is the jig made of?
This is made of aluminum.
5 years ago
This is made of aluminum.
It's aluminum. Pretty sturdy. However it will get shaved down if
5 years ago
It's aluminum. Pretty sturdy. However it will get shaved down if you hit it with the router bit. I. Really happy with mine. Glad I bought it. I use it in a drill press. A router table would work way better though. Something with a hard fence
It's two blocks of aluminum
5 years ago
It's two blocks of aluminum
The tool is made of aluminium. Best jig I've used, even won a ma
5 years ago
The tool is made of aluminium. Best jig I've used, even won a master fletcher award with the four footed. Cheers Mike
It appears to be alluminium, but could be any light weight alloy
5 years ago
It appears to be alluminium, but could be any light weight alloy. On 22 Jul 2019 20:52, "3Rivers Archery" <
Asked by
DA BEEG
6 years ago
What is the diameter of the shank on the router bit? Just wondering if it would work with a Dremel.
It wont fit in a Dremel it is designed & used with a pedestal/be
6 years ago
It wont fit in a Dremel it is designed & used with a pedestal/bench drill the shank of the tool bit is about the same size as a pencil, with the head being akin to a small counter-sink bit in size. (i can not give the exact size at the moment as iam away for a couple of days but will update). T. Sent: 20 July 2018 00:33
!/4 inch.
6 years ago
!/4 inch.
The shaft size is 1/4". I think you will a lot more power than a
6 years ago
The shaft size is 1/4". I think you will a lot more power than a Dremel.
1/4" shank
6 years ago
1/4" shank
Asked by
David
8 years ago
Does anyone have tips for using this with a drill press? I don't have a router and am finding it extremely difficult to get the guide to work well.
When I used it with a drill press I set up a guide using a two
8 years ago
When I used it with a drill press I set up a guide using a two 2x4s so that I could slide the block with out it moving side to side. I also brought the table or shelf of the drill press up so all i had to do is slide it into to drill bit, this worked very well
Asked by
Trevor
9 years ago
What is the best glue to use when attaching the footing.
AAE 2part epoxie
9 years ago
AAE 2part epoxie
Asked by
paul
12 years ago
hello, is this jig angled withing itself for the taper of the footing or do I have to tilt the bed on my drill press or router table ? thanks Paul
The jig is angled, so you naturally get the taper.
12 years ago
The jig is angled, so you naturally get the taper.
Asked by
Unknown
13 years ago
Will this work for 1/4" arrows?
Yes, this jig should work for 1/4" arrows.
12 years ago
Yes, this jig should work for 1/4" arrows.