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I'm currently planning to bare shaft tune a bow. The problem is that I don't have a cutting machine for arrows. These are rather expensive and so it doesn't quite make sense to obtain one for priva...
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<p>I'm currently planning to bare shaft tune a bow. The problem is that I don't have a cutting machine for arrows. These are rather expensive and so it doesn't quite make sense to obtain one for private use.</p> <p>What would be a reliable way to cut arrow shafts at home? </p> <p><em>Edit: talking about high performance carbon arrow shafts here. ;)</em> </p>