Making a cresting machine?

Started by b.glass, December 12, 2009, 03:49:00 PM

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b.glass

I hadn't checked in lately and was very pleased to see so many good ideas on this thread. Thank you everyone!

I am making arrows for my son for Christmas and am going all out. Footings, ten inch taper, dying and burning the fletching myself. The only thing I didn't do is compress the shafts. The first dozen will be expensive because of all the equipment I've had to buy. I was hoping to save a little by making my own cresting machine.

Bona
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Teagus

Four doz order for British Columbia. One done, three to go. Poc from Oregon to Pittsburgh to BC.
I will try to post pics of my self-nock machine.

Mike Most

Thats quite the operation.  very good thread.

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Shakes.602

Heck, I made mine from a Sewing Machine Motor with a Dimmer Switch and a Bohning Rubber Chuck attached to the Shaft of the Motor. A V-Block at the Point End and Another V-Block Between the Motor and the Cresting Area. Worked Great! I Bought a Phillips, but would Rather have a SpinRite Crester!! That Crester is THE BOMB!!
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