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pktm
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March 04, 2009, 10:26:00 AM »
I've decided to dabble with some wood arrows. I'd like to reflech some. What is the best way to get the existing feathers off the arrow without damaging the wood.
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March 04, 2009, 10:51:00 AM »
Careful application of a very sharp knife (exacto or utility) along the edge of the feather to wood junction - like tying to slip the blade between the feather and the wood. Then clean up with fine sandpaper. I like fletch tape for the new feathers.
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Roy Steele
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Pell if you can,sharp thin blade of some sorts if you can't.Carefull with the cutting.Then use the blade to scrap gent'lly.
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Use fletch tape whan you refletch. It is a lot easier to remove later and makes fletching a piece of cake.
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