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i have a old bitzenburg jig that i have been using. i like it but i have seen some arrows that had more twist than can get with my bitzenburg. any ideas. or do i just not know how to use it properly
Posts: 320 | From: propserity, sc | Registered: Oct 2005
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Many, many years ago (decades) I once owned a Bitzenburger fletcher. I wasn't enthralled by the amount of helical it made. This is why I sold it and bought a Jo-Jo Multi-Fletcher.
I know the Jo-Jan gives about eleven degrees of helical twist. I've had my Jo-Jan for about 30 years now.
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I have seen post on this before, without the directions for the jig its hard to adjust. but you can get some major helicle if adjusted correctly.
Have you done a google search on how to adjust a blitz jig,it may turn up what your looken for.
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This may help. Just play around with moving the lower set knob to the center and left, while moving the top set knob to the right.
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