Cutting carbon shafts

[Lineman72]

I use a tool that's used to cut copper pipes. The small one. I just make sure when I turn the dial I do it real slow so as not to crush the fibers. Takes some time. It's quiet no mess and cuts em square. Saw it on YouTube and it def works for 6$

[mahantango]

Miter saw with an abrasive cut-off blade, hooked up to a shop-vac. And outdoors.

[don kauss]

I like a sledge hammer...
Then I get a dozen of some of the finest wood arrows available...Kaiser Customs  

But that's just me  

[coldwinterlake]

I'm using dremel. One hand is holding the tool, one had is holding and spinning the arrow. Not very handy  :D
I should build a jig of some kind for it but sure it cuts carbon like butter

[damascusdave]

I found a friend with an arrow saw...do my tuning in his basement....work smarter, not harder I say

DDave

[lt-m-grow]

Admittedly I have a reasonable workshop...

And over time, I have cut lots of carbon arrows, but usually a small amount at any giving time, thus I don't have (nor want) and dedicated arrow saw.

I mark all the arrows with a sharpie.  I hand cut them with a dremel (very useful tool for lots of things btw) short of the line.  Then I take them to my belt sander to square them up and get to the mark.

All and all, don't over think it.  I don't find the cutting of arrows to be precision work.

[LookMomNoSights]

Apple saw with fiber blades.   Has always worked perfect.

[frankwright]

I have always cut mine with a high speed die grinder with a cutting wheel.

I remember reading that you could buy a larger smooth blade for the harbor freight cutter but it would not allow the safety guard to close which is not a big deal if you are careful.