How do you cut your wood arrows?

I have cut my last few dozen with a credit card.

[JamesV]

tape them all together and cut them on a bandsaw or radial arm saw

[centaur]

I have used a pipe cutter for years. Quick and easy.

[gordydog]

Longtoke x3.  Roll on table under a knife. Easy.

[BAK]

I wack them off all at once while there still rubber banded together with my band saw.

[SCATTERSHOT]

As others have said, leave an extra 3/4" or so for the point taper. I cut mine by rolling them on my workbench with a knife blade. This makes a nice even groove, then just break them at the groove.

[luvnlongbow]

As stated above, leave enough room for the point taper. I use the Mini Cut Off saw from Harbor Freight. I believe that Big Jim has them also. Does a great job and goes quickly.

[Zradix]

I use a fine toothed coping saw.

I find if you don't cut a good square edge the taper can be uneven.

[kevsuperg]

Yep, the old pocket knife and a table. Works great on POC.  Don't make woodies any harder than they have to be.

[Shadowhnter]

Originally posted by kevsuperg:
Yep, the old pocket knife and a table. Works great on POC.  Don't make woodies any harder than they have to be.

I've had great luck doing such with Douglas Fir too.

[slowbowjoe]

Good sharp knife, X a bunch.Roll carefully so as not to make the cut spiral (be sure to follow the initial cut; I like to mark the circle on the shaft on my spin tester-hand rolled style).
IF, by chance, the end isn't square, I simply touch it  up with an emery file (sand it). I like to leave 1" for the point taper.

[tim roberts]

Lik many others, roll em under a razor knife on any flat surface, we've even done em on a tail gate of a truck