Can anyone tell me how to cut carbon shafts?

[RickBarbee]

If you don't have a cutoff saw, or a dremel tool, just use a hacksaw blade, and go easy with it.

I've cut several dozen GT shafts using a hacksaw blade, and it worked just fine.
Only drawback to it was how long it took, and the reason why I eventually built me a chop saw.

Rick

[tradtiger]

I've used a small triangular file to work around lightly until it cuts through; then touch up on a piece of sandpaper.

[mkguthrie]

Ive used the little hand tubing cutters before. They work, just make sure light pressure a little at a time.

[CRM_95]

Sorry Randy I just now saw this. I can cut them for you. I'm in Crockett. I have a saw.

[SwampRabbit]

bowhunterhelm, I do have a Dremel, but not sure I can make the arrow saw table without some plans and some better tools. If you happen to have some plans send them my way and I'll give it a shot.
Grits

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Here you go... easy to make. You dont even technically need angle... you could use anything to press the arrow against, even a strip of wood.

I have been using this for years.

I would absolutely never use anything but a high speed cuttoff wheel to cut carbon. Tube cutters are crushing your shaft... low speed devices are splintering the ends as well. Yes they work... until they don't.

[pure lefty]

Second the harbor freight chop saw, one suggestion after years of cutting high dollar graphite golf shafts, I would wrap some masking tape around the area to cut. It s easier to see the mark and graphite will splinter on you very easy.

[JamesM]

I like the idea of using the harbor freight saw. Going to have to get one. Thanks for sharing!!!