how to make a arrow cutting machine part 3 with the yankee cowboy 

Saw Miller awesome,love to see a pic of it

glad I could help

Sean Dunlop let me know how it comes out

thanks my friend, can you post a pic on my Facebook page. others have posted ones they built and it's nice to see what twist people put on it.

thanks my friend, don't forget to like my Facebook page

Wesley Willard thanks for watching

great idea

+Shannon Sloane post a pic on my Facebook page when your done thanx

Thanks!

no problem

thanks!

thanks bro and this thing works great i think you should build one lol you'll love it

That's a great idea thanks!

Thank you for watching

thanks man and if you build it let me know what you think mine it's awesome i love it and it didn't cost me $200 at cabelas lol thanks for watching

I will for sure

thanks bro great tip

Thank you, it's still going strong

Awesome, post a pic on my Facebook page when it's finished.

Thanks I've cut a few dozen arrows and its performed great! I have a question I'm getting into pistol caliber reloading and been beating myself up over what setup I want but I'm down to the rcbs pro 2000 any thoughts on that machine?

1yankeecowboy That machine was the one that followed RCBS's in-line progressive, and it is a good one…later on, if you decide to make it a fully automatic machine - you can. Or just stay with it the way it is…should serve you well…And since you are used to running your progressive MEC, this should be an easy merge for you. Best to a..

FortuneCookie45LC Yeah I was so torn on the auto index but I have the mec 8567 because I wanted to control the turret and inn case of a snag in the process it would be easier to remedy. I'm going to go with the pro 2000for sure thanks so much for your responses to me my friend you are a great mentor and great for the shooting community here RU-vid!

1yankeecowboy And continued success to you...you've got a better delivery than many (myself included)... Have a great day

I’m still using mine to this date

I don't have any issues with mine. even if you had some play make your cut slow so you don't move it around.

That's awesome, post pic to my Facebook page.

There is really no reason to use a drawer slide to hold the block. Just take a router and make a slot in the mounting board then use a bolt and wingnut to lock it where you want. Then cut a whole dozen if you want.

@caleb homer - I'm gonna say you could do that with an extension to the rear of the block that holds the nock end of the shaft (right angle repair plate or similar ironmongery? You could maybe use a wider block block of timber, and drill a vertical hole thru it, on the centre line) and through that you'd mount a vertical clamping screw - maybe something like you'd see arranged in threes to hold your Christmas tree upright in its base. - and you'd screw that down against the mounting board carrying the whole rig. That oughtta do it, I guess.

Love to see a pic . Post it on my Facebook page if you can.

Will do asap

thanks my friend I got allot of use out of this machine. be sure to post pic to my Facebook page thanks for watching.

came with my arrows so I'm not sure

You can if you want just get the full extended length of the slide and go from there.

you can leave the knock in if you want but I don't seeing knock sizes vary, as to the stone yes it takes burr off and I'm sure my cut is square but I really don't think it makes much difference at 350fps.

Bought it at harbor freight years ago don’t know much else to say.

in the intro I'm on my Polaris 800 Browning edition but i ride a 07 ultra classic

that came with my bloodsport shafts I believe

nearaeac1 it was the right height, no shims

1yankeecowboy Wow perfect Thanks for the video

Great idea!

Josh Skiles cuts them great! no troubles

No clue, you have to put a shaft in and use a level to come up with we’re to drill the hole.

not really sure but i have contacted Easton arrows and told them i had received a broken squaring tool with my Aries and they sent me several free great customer service hope this helps

Looks like a fine tooth to me

@@yankeecowboy ok noted. sounds good!

ZimmerDrugs blade that comes with it.

1yankeecowboy thank you sir! Really enjoyed your video, going to try to make it this week.

ZimmerDrugs cool let me know how it comes out.

Wireline .Cables came with my arrows I bought but I'm sure if you look up arrow chamfer tool you might get lucky, hope this helped.

I would use a 3 inch abrasive cut off wheel. 1/16th thickness. If it doesn't fit on the saw, use it in a drill on some scrap metal to wear it down. The saw has a 2 inch blade with teeth and it may not splinter carbon at first when it's sharp but I bet it will when it dulls. An abrasion wheel is the same sharpness all the way through as the diameter of it wears down as you use it.

Fine no issues

Thanks for the idea nice looking set up

+Gizmo Cross thanks

wood screw

+1yankeecowboy guessing through the bottom of the drawer slide

+bunyon0341 correct

+1yankeecowboy thank you

Brian Hinkle yes no problem

1yankeecowboy Thank you

Brian Hinkle thanks for Watching

good point I did actually think of that

@@yankeecowboy I'm sure you can make a jig....love to see it

John Doe you can do that but I do cut allot of arrows and I had some of the material, thank you for watching! Thanks for the like

Romelia Polly nice job

Thx

Thanks Romelia

Perfect I think..