Replacement Indexer for Bitzenburger Dial-O-Fletch Fletching Jig Review
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Replacement (or extra) fletching indexer for the Bitzenburger Dial-O-Fletch fletching jig. Looking to change from a left wing to right wing? You need the Bitzenburger indexer and Bitzenburger clamp. Available in Left wing, Right wing, and Straight models. Please specify. ...read more
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Replacement Indexer for Bitzenburger Dial-O-Fletch Fletching Jig Reviews
Exactly what it should be
Jake the Shot
12 years ago
I have need of both straight and right helical fletching so I got the necessary clamps and indexers for my jig. They work exactly as they should. Bitzenburger makes a quality product. As others have said, you need to be VERY careful when switching out the indexers - there are tiny bearings and springs that will fall out easily! Make the change in a controlled environment (over a… read more table/sheet of paper, etc). Besides that little tip, the pieces fit together easily and well and with the jig instructions, should be easy for anyone to find the correct setting for the number and degree separation of fletches that you prefer.
Works Great
Mountainman Sam
12 years ago
This product works great. If you are changing the clamp to LW, RW or Straight you have to have the matching indexer. Be careful when changing the indexer since there are tiny little springs and ball bearings that can go everywhere and are hard to find if you drop them. Take it apart in a box or at least on a large piece of paper.
Bitzenburger the top
Befra
12 years ago
Excellent item
Extra Indexer
Kitcat
12 years ago
I orginally purchased the Left Wing Indexer with my Bitzenburger fletcher but found that the only feathers I had on hand were RW so I orded a RW indexer from 3Rivers and when it came I proceeded to fletch the shafts that I had also purchased from 3R. Not only was it fun but I like the way my arrows fly!
Left and Right Indexers ??
Chazz
12 years ago
The right and left Bitzenburger Fletcher Indexers are are exactly the same !? (except one says L and the other R).
Good Product
Rayborbon
14 years ago
Works just great. Simple to install. Solid and reliable.
Excellent fletcher
Bil
14 years ago
Great fletcher for my needs. Have all three clamp and indexes to meet whatever arrow i may wish to build. Have had no problems other than glue sticking to clamp edge from time to time.
A must need for wood arrows
Bicster
15 years ago
You do need the Left Nock Reciever if you are using a Left Wing Clamp and wood arrows. Be careful when you change recievers. Hold the jig in a box to catch bearings and or springs when you remove the other reciever.
Excellent, simply excellent
Secorte
15 years ago
Perfect product.
You have to get it.
R. Luck
16 years ago
If you change your jig (Straight/Right/Left Wing) You have to change the indexer too.
Replacement Indexer for Bitzenburger Dial-O-Fletch Fletching Jig Questions and Answers
Asked by
Anonymous
10 years ago
The Bitzenburger website suggests that a straight indexer combined with a helical clamp is "preferred by the traditional shooter." How will this combination change the positions of the fletchings relative to the nock? In my particular case, I have a ri
Yes, it should align the feather better relative to the nock and
10 years ago
Yes, it should align the feather better relative to the nock and give better window clearance.
Asked by
JBDiamonds
10 years ago
I have a straight indexer and have been using a left wing clamp. When I wanted to buy a Right Wing Clamp there is a message stating that it requires a new indexer. Why do I need a new indexer? Have things changed? My Bitzenburger is 50 years old. Pleas
You don't have to change your indexer the feather will not be pe
10 years ago
You don't have to change your indexer the feather will not be perfectly alined with the nock. This is a professional jig so to make perfect arrows you need the different indexers.
I also have a 50 year old Bitzenberger as well as a new one.
The
10 years ago
I also have a 50 year old Bitzenberger as well as a new one. The indexer from the new Bitz will not interchange with the 50 year old model..... The clamps will however interchange, RW, LW or straight. Charles.
Look on the Bitzenburger web site for guidance about which index
10 years ago
Look on the Bitzenburger web site for guidance about which indexer you need.. Straight indexer works for left and right (preferred by tradtional archers) according to the reference. R with R or L with L for compound shooters. The fellow I talked with is the one that drills the index holes and he said it can be personal preference depending on how feathers/vanes clear the rest.
Hello: I recently purchased a Straight Clamp. I originally bough
10 years ago
Hello: I recently purchased a Straight Clamp. I originally bought the Bitzenburger Fletcher with a Right Wing Clamp. So, following 3Rs instructions I purchased another indexer and installed it in my fletcher. But I donot know for sure if I needed the new indexer. My advice is to buy the new clamp ( donot buy the new indexer) and try it. The worst thing that can happen is you must place another order for a new indexer. Blain
Asked by
Chazz
13 years ago
a) Can both R and L indexers be used for straight fletching? b) Is using the corresponding R or L indexer for the R or L clamp important to have a cocck feather facing away from the bow window? c) How does the orientation of the R or L parabolic f
a) Both the R and L indexers can be used for a straight fletch.
13 years ago
a) Both the R and L indexers can be used for a straight fletch. The indexer will just change the offset of the feather. b) The indexer will give you the proper offset for the clamp. If you use the opposite indexer it will offset the feather to the opposite side. I have heard of this being done before but, I do not know how this would affect the performance of the arrow at all. c) They will follow the helical of the clamp. The different helicals are designed to cooperate with the natural twist of the feather.
Asked by
Jason
3 years ago
I have the older style fletching jigs. The indexer does not have markings on it and the clamps are left wing. Will these indexers work for my jigs?
The Jig should be the same so they should work fine with your ol
3 years ago
The Jig should be the same so they should work fine with your older Jig. I
Asked by
Justin
3 years ago
Are these indexers indented to be able to four fletch arrows? The indexer in the bitzenburger I bought doesn't have the detent for 4 fletch only 3 fletch
Yes you can do 3 or 4 fletch by adjusting the set screws on the
3 years ago
Yes you can do 3 or 4 fletch by adjusting the set screws on the jig.
Asked by
Anonymous
10 years ago
The Bitzenburger website suggests that a straight indexer combined with a helical clamp is "preferred by the traditional shooter." How will this combination change the positions of the fletchings relative to the nock? In my particular case, I have a ri
Yes, it should align the feather better relative to the nock and
10 years ago
Yes, it should align the feather better relative to the nock and give better window clearance.
Asked by
JBDiamonds
10 years ago
I have a straight indexer and have been using a left wing clamp. When I wanted to buy a Right Wing Clamp there is a message stating that it requires a new indexer. Why do I need a new indexer? Have things changed? My Bitzenburger is 50 years old. Pleas
You don't have to change your indexer the feather will not be pe
10 years ago
You don't have to change your indexer the feather will not be perfectly alined with the nock. This is a professional jig so to make perfect arrows you need the different indexers.
I also have a 50 year old Bitzenberger as well as a new one.
The
10 years ago
I also have a 50 year old Bitzenberger as well as a new one. The indexer from the new Bitz will not interchange with the 50 year old model..... The clamps will however interchange, RW, LW or straight. Charles.
Look on the Bitzenburger web site for guidance about which index
10 years ago
Look on the Bitzenburger web site for guidance about which indexer you need.. Straight indexer works for left and right (preferred by tradtional archers) according to the reference. R with R or L with L for compound shooters. The fellow I talked with is the one that drills the index holes and he said it can be personal preference depending on how feathers/vanes clear the rest.
Hello: I recently purchased a Straight Clamp. I originally bough
10 years ago
Hello: I recently purchased a Straight Clamp. I originally bought the Bitzenburger Fletcher with a Right Wing Clamp. So, following 3Rs instructions I purchased another indexer and installed it in my fletcher. But I donot know for sure if I needed the new indexer. My advice is to buy the new clamp ( donot buy the new indexer) and try it. The worst thing that can happen is you must place another order for a new indexer. Blain
Asked by
Unknown
12 years ago
How do I know what indexer I have? Mine isn't marked.
The left wing indexer will have a L on the flat, the right wing
12 years ago
The left wing indexer will have a L on the flat, the right wing will have an R and the straight will be blank with no mark on the flat of the indexer.
Not marked is a straight, "L" for left and "R" for right
12 years ago
Not marked is a straight, "L" for left and "R" for right
Asked by
Chazz
13 years ago
a) Can both R and L indexers be used for straight fletching? b) Is using the corresponding R or L indexer for the R or L clamp important to have a cocck feather facing away from the bow window? c) How does the orientation of the R or L parabolic f
a) Both the R and L indexers can be used for a straight fletch.
13 years ago
a) Both the R and L indexers can be used for a straight fletch. The indexer will just change the offset of the feather. b) The indexer will give you the proper offset for the clamp. If you use the opposite indexer it will offset the feather to the opposite side. I have heard of this being done before but, I do not know how this would affect the performance of the arrow at all. c) They will follow the helical of the clamp. The different helicals are designed to cooperate with the natural twist of the feather.
Asked by
allxrings
13 years ago
Which if any of the indexers will place the odd vain up instead of to the side
None of the indexers allow that option. If you had a friction f
13 years ago
None of the indexers allow that option. If you had a friction fit nock or a uni-bushing nock you could rotate it until the feather is in the desired position.
According to Bitzenburger web site, the "TM" indexer positions t
10 years ago
According to Bitzenburger web site, the "TM" indexer positions the odd feather (or hen feather) either up or down. "TM" indexers are R, L or Straight (unmarked); based on what they show on the web.