cutting wood arrows to length

[centaur]

I have used a tubing cutter for years. Works like a charm. Costs about $5.
 

[Pat B.]

Originally posted by centaur:
I have used a tubing cutter for years. Works like a charm. Costs about $5.
 

Now there is a novel idea, I bet it does work well!

[NoCams]

Chop saw like Bjorn said.

Dave Yukon....if the power is off I might just make out my Husky 575XP with 28" bar....  

[huntingarcher]

I have many saws of different types chop saws,sliding chop saws,even radial arm saws.I use the utility knife score and break method.

[JamesV]

My radial arm saw does a good job

[Javi]

I use a Bench Top Cut-Off Saw (mini) from Harbor Freight.. $24 or so..

[JamesKerr]

Originally posted by Javi:
I use a Bench Top Cut-Off Saw (mini) from Harbor Freight.. $24 or so..

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[reddogge]

I cut with a hacksaw but cut 1/8" longer and square up cut on a disc sander and sand to size.

[Mike Vines]

I use shrub pruners.  don't cut all the way thru at once, do like others have suggested by roling it as you keep cutting.  Just like anything, after a few, it gets real simple.  

Try taking a 1/2" off a few shafts just to get the hang of it, then once satisfied with the results, cut them to their finished length.

[Grey Taylor]

Ok, Mike Vines wins for the most unique wood shaft trimming method.

Guy

[Autumnarcher]

Utility knife. Easiest way to go. No sawdust mess,nice clean cut.