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  1. 03-19-2011, 04:45 PM #11
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    I use an apple arrow saw. Used to use a Dremel, and it worked just fine. The arrow saw is faster, and a bit cleaner cut though.
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    I'd love a real arrow saw but that is a lot of money for something I will only use a few times. I'm going to try it on the cheap first and if that doesn't work out I'll save my pennies.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MLN1963 View Post
    I'd love a real arrow saw but that is a lot of money for something I will only use a few times. I'm going to try it on the cheap first and if that doesn't work out I'll save my pennies.
    The one I built was only $8. to $10. dollars. It was mostly stuff I had around the house. I think this is cheap enough huh.

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    Yes it is but I don't weld or have mad fabrication skills like you. I'll give you $25 shipped TMD right now handy man!
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    used a Harbor Freight one myself. measured, taped the cut area, cut slow and steady, cleaned the cut and go to go. cut around 50 arrows first time with no problems. Cost $25? for saw versus $50 at local Gander Mtn.
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    Is this the Harbor Freight saw you are talking about?

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    I was thinking this one would work great. A simple support or pivot point at the rear of the shaft & your in business. $29.99
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    Quote Originally Posted by MLN1963 View Post
    Is this the Harbor Freight saw you are talking about?

    Don't know if your asking me but...
    Yup! that's exactly the one I use. You can upgrade to a better name brand cutting disc if you like but I have not had any problems w/ the generics. Remember ...go slow.
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    http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=1445432
    MLN Try this one. It looks well done.

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    That does look pretty nice. Of course that would make one more thing I have to find room for. LOL
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