Arrow saw help please

[rluttrell]

I have never had to have my arrows cut, My daughter has taken up archery and full length will just not work for her. I am starting her off with aluminum and later carbons.
I have never purchased a arrow saw and need help with choosing one. I want to get one that is made out of quality and will last. but I don't have a clue to which one. if you guys don't mind suggesting one and telling why it would be great
thanks Robert

[Bill Turner]

Three Rivers offers cut off saws in their catalog. I believe they are made by Apple. I bought mine off the big auction site and have been happy. Its built around a Harbor Freight Mini cut off saw and works well on aluminum, wood and carbon. Two types of blades are included. Good luck with your search.

[Prairie Drifter]

If your cutting aluminum, pick up a tubing cutter at your local hardware store, around $10, in the plumbing section.

[babs]

I got mine from bowhunter superstore there from pa

[Matty]

What are you cutting.?  Alum. Use a pipe cutter.  Home D $2
Carbon use a dremel.
Wood use a fine tooth hack saw. Then taper

[wapiti]

Ordered mine direct from Apple Archery. Well worth it. Get the one with dust collection and use it when cutting carbons.

[ranger 3]

Harbor freight works great

[Cootling]

Keep in mind that you are going to put very few hours on your saw.  I bought a cheap high-speed cutoff saw around 15 years ago.  It works great and is still going strong.

Don't breath carbon dust!

[cahaba]

The Harbor Freight mini cutoff saw is very inexpensive and works good. It's not the quality of a Apple but if you are just making arrows for you and your family it would serve you well.

[rluttrell]

OK after reading and reading this is what I settled on
Apple Archery
Pro Arrow Saw
w/Dust
Collector
I figure it will last beyond me and will gift it to my grandsons.

[tracker12]

I picked up an Apple arrow saw last year off of Craigs list.  What a great add to my equipment.  I use the heck out of it and well worth the investment.