Arrow saw

[Homey88]

Looking for recommendations on a arrow saw. Any input would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

I have the 5000rpm Apple saw. It works awesome, and I could not see any reason to spend the extra $$$ to get the 8000rpm motor!

Bisch

[kevsuperg]

If $$ is tight you can get by with the 4" mini table saw at harbor freight tools.comes with a diamond and a toothed blade. Works well enough for wood/alum/carbon.its what I use but I only cut a dozen or two arrows a year.
 If you're going to cut lotsa arrows, like to sell or for friends and family, I'd  
 Probably spring for an actual arrow saw.

[Homey88]

Thanks for the feedback!

[Roy from Pa]

A dremel tool works great.

[Woodpuppy]

X2 on the dremel.

[the rifleman]

X3 on the dremel.  PM me if youd like pics of my easy to make set up and what wheel i use.  Works as well as any high dollar dealio.

[old_goat2]

The high speed saw with dust collector from Weston has worked for me for ten years now I think, it cuts them straight. I had one of those chop saws from Harbor Freight before it, even had it mounted on a decent jig, it was ok, but not near as good as a genuine arrow saw! I would of saved a lot of money buying the real thing first! They were quite a bit cheaper when I bought mine! But still a lot cheaper than the Apple and I've seen them hold up to archery shop level use!

 https://www.3riversarchery.com/weston-precise-cut-arrowsaw-5000-rpm-or-8000-rpm-with-dust-collector.html

[Broken Arrows]

Harbor Freight has a small chop saw, this would be good for the average guy cutting arrows 2 to 4 dozen per year.

[Captain*Kirk]

I bought the HF saw but only use it on woodies (toothed blade). I'm told with a carbide disc it works great on aluminum or carbon as well. For 50 bucks and change, you can't beat it.

[Rough Run]

I paid less than $35 for the mini chop saw from HF, and got blades for it at Big Jim's.  mounted it on a base with marked lengths, works great, and I do 4-5 dozen a year.

[Etter]

I cut all my carbons with either a file or a hacksaw plade. Plumbers pipe cutters for aluminums. Never shot wood

[Homey88]

Thanks everyone for the feedback it is greatly appreciated.

[David McLendon]

X2 on the Weston, I bought the 8000rpm with vacuum attachment years ago for half the $$$ of an Apple and it always cuts straight, set up for my draw length one time and no Jerry rigging something else to do an arrow saw's job.

[stagetek]

Harbor Freight mini chop saw. About $25.00 Works great on wood, carbon and aluminum.

[limbshaker]

If you buy from Harbor freight, remember they always have a "20% off 1 item" coupon. Either in the printed flyer or on their website.

I have been using a die grinder with a cut off wheel freehand for my carbons. Cuts clean and fast but I have to eyeball it square. I plan to pick up a HF chop saw later on.

[BigJim]

The harbor freight saw has gone up in price. It is now about $35

We keep it in stock along with the carbon cutting blades for it. They don't sell to us at a discount, but we keep them basically as a convenience for customers.

We don't have a HF near us so we have to order them in and do so in quantity.
For $50 you can get a drill master saw and blade off our site.
If you have a HF near you, you can pick up a saw and then order a blade off the internet and maybe save yourself $5 bucks if your going not making the drive just for the saw.
BigJim

[LongbowArchitect]

I use the Harbor Freight cut-off saw with a carbon fiber blade from Big Jim. The blade is the key to clean cuts IMO. Kudos to Big Jim for making it available to us.

[Homey88]

Thanks to everyone who has responded!

[Tedd]

Got mine from big Jim. And the blade. Works great. Cut a couple doz now.
Tedd