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I'm looking to buy arrow saw. Seen the ads on Apple,Weston the X-Spot that Lancasters has, does anyone experience with current ones made?
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Apple is a good one. Prefer the 8000rpm to the 5000rpm model. No flies on the Weston either
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Weston is the best deal. You can get the 8000 rpm with vacuum attachment for same price as 5000 rpm Apple.
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Weston is the best deal. You can get the 8000 rpm with vacuum attachment for same price as 5000 rpm Apple. I think I'm going to get the Weston. Thanks
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I use my miter saw with an ATB blade.
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I got an Apple from Cabela's bargin cave - 5000 rpm model but works great for the occasion arrows I cut and for $60 I could not pass it up.
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I got an Apple from Cabela's bargin cave - 5000 rpm model but works great for the occasion arrows I cut and for $60 I could not pass it up. I'm never in the right spot for those type bargins.
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That was my day, they had it for $89 then took 35% off of that - used my club points and basically got it for free! Darn rare when I find a good deal also - I guess I was due.
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I purchased a Apple years back and it still works fine.
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I have an Apple I have not used for several years if you would like to strike a bargain. I have blades for carbon arrows. I am liquidating unused goodies currently (off setting the massive gun buying  )
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been cutting arrows for 30years with my dremel and a cutoff wheel by hand. lay the arrow on a flat surface hold the dremel in one hand a roll the arrow while cutting. as long as insurts are you could cut them on a 20deg angle and it wouldn't matter.
they still fly straight.
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