Cutting Arrows..

[Corvus]

Is there a difference in cutting wooden arrows with a fine tooth blade in a electric miter saw as opposed to an arrow saw?

[Grey Taylor]

So long as it gives a good clean cut you could use a bucktoothed beaver.

Guy

[Charlie Lamb]

No problem if it doesn't splinter the shaft while cutting.

[Fletcher]

The fine tooth will work great.  The regular cutoff wheel in an arrow doesn't work well for woods anyway; burns its way thru rather than cutting.  I found a 3 1/4" carbide tip blade that works very well in my arrow saw.

[AkDan]

if you have a dremel it works even gooder   .

[Terry Lightle]

I roll a sharp pocket knife around mine then just snap them off

[JamesV]

Grey Taylor................

great advice ROFLMAO. Pruning shears will work it you are gonna taper the shaft

[gordydog]

I also roll a sharp knife around it like Okla Bearclaw.....nice clean cut.

[Corvus]

Thanks guys, once again kept it simple is the best.

[mmisciag]

I'm with Bearclaw on this one. Use a sharp knife to score deeply and snap it off. Just make sure you stay in the grove.

Martin

[The Whittler]

Hobby shop should have XActo knifes with some very fine small hand saws.

[JamesKerr]

I use a sharp pocket knife to make a ring around the shaft and then snap the end of the shaft off.

[gringol]

a miter saw works fine.  I use one all the time.  Even if you get a little splintering, you're going to take that off with your taper, so it doesn't really matter.

[MonRiver]

Making woodies gave me a good excuse to keep my bandsaw!  Does a great job, but I already had it.

My wife makes stained glass windows and uses a small cut-off miter saw we bought at Harbor Freight for $25 on sale.  I bet it would work great to cut wood arrows.

 http://www.harborfreight.com/power-tools/cut-off-saws/bench-top-cut-off-saw-42307.html