Best tool for cutting arrows?

[SNIPER3388]

I know tools are made to do it... what brand, whats a good one to get for cutting arrows down to length before gluing in inserts for tips or broadheads?

[tex4k]

Don't remember the brand but a very nice tool for is an arrow cut-off saw, got mine from 3 rivers archery, but used a dremel with a cut off wheel for a long time before that.

[Outlaw_6]

I’ve been using an Apple arrow saw for several years now.

[jerp]

I have a Weston saw and it works great. If I owned an archery shop and was cutting arrows every day I would go with the Apple saw but the cheaper Weston is sufficient for the home shop IMO

[muddyfuzzy]

Have literally cut thousands of shafts with my 8k rpm Weston. It’s been a champ and held up well, I would definitely recommend one and will purchase another when it’s time.


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[twosixteens]

Whatever one you get make sure to use a dust collection system of some kind

[Bowtech38]

Pipe cutter tool for like copper tubing.

[antiparadigm]

Anything with a high speed rotating cutoff disk. Just remember to go slow don't go too fast or the cut won't be clean. High RPM is better.

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[tigerscowboy]

Anyone else tried a Dremel?

[antiparadigm]

Anyone else tried a Dremel?

That's what I use.

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[Radar]

I bought a Thunderbird saw from Lancaster Archery, its portable and does a good job. I also use a G5 Arrow squaring tool after I cut to length. Reckon you could use a dremel with a cutoff wheel but seems like your length would vary a little without a positive stop.

[pigstika1978]

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[Rat]

Apple Arrow saw; I've had mine for at least 20 years.

I've never used a dremel or DIY saw, although with a little patience both will work.

[clffrdfdge]

Anyone else tried a Dremel?

I have the used, then a arrow squaring tool after.

[carlopalaboy]

if you dont want to collect some dust, try using pipe cutter..