I have tried the knob upgrade. Honestly, I haven't used the bitz because I could never get the helical set correctly. I'll have to pick it up and see if it helps. I've heard it's got a better nock fit.
The other thing the upgraded knob helps is the spacing of your vanes; especially when fletching using 3 fletch config. The original Bitz knob 3 fletch spacing is way off on mine. Maybe not an issue on every Bitz out there? But definitely an issue on mine!
Oh, man!!! I'd message him. I have no idea who the guy is. A buddy of mine told me about this, and I sent this stranger my money. I was happy with the product and wanted to share it with you all.
This thing is silly, People spend way to much time worrying about vane degrees. 1.5-3 degrees is all you need and that’s easy enough to guess on a burger and as long as all the arrows on the same.
@@MichiganAmBushOutdoors ya that’s usually about what I do. After years of worrying about helical I came to realize it’s not as important as you would think. That 2-3 degree range is all you need. Same thing with point weight, guys worry way to much about FOC
Nice advertising promo, but I call BS on getting the "native" Bitz to 3 degrees helical. The tool you are promoting is designed to be the "master" causing the Bitz jig to be the slave and forcing the slave to the correct position for a set degree of helical. That is a great idea. For, say, 2 degree helical. But I'll challenge the readers to actually get to 3 degree helical with a 2 inch vane and good adhesion. Prove me wrong.
There is no “advertising promo.” I have no idea who Wolverine Archery is, and if I did, I would be honest and mention it in my video. I am not about lying to my viewers or those supporting the channel. That said, I get a 3-degree helical on the Bonhing Jig, or at least that's what the clamps say, and when compared to the bitz, it's very close.
I don’t have an issue from 2 inch to 3 inch vanes with the helical. I’ve even got the TAC vanes that people seem to have an issue getting to stick to stick really well. There are insert tools to help measure to get an accurate degree of helical on the jig too. I personally run a 3 degree on all of my 2.5 and 2.75 vanes. 🤷🏻
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Trying to get a good helical on the Bitz made me switch to an Arizona EZ Fletch. Definitely looks like a much needed product!
Its a pretty sweet little product
I got mine last week. It's GREAT, and step 5 is vital for accurate results. 😂
Nice. Its a great little product
You can just buy different clamps for the bohing..I bought a straight a left and a right..They are affordable.
I currently have a right and left clamp
Good stuff man. That little jig is pretty impressive. What about that AAE knob upgrade for the Bitz?
What can a knob upgrade do? I just purchased my first biztenburger the other day.
I have tried the knob upgrade. Honestly, I haven't used the bitz because I could never get the helical set correctly. I'll have to pick it up and see if it helps. I've heard it's got a better nock fit.
The knock fit is supposed to be better and have better tolerance.
The other thing the upgraded knob helps is the spacing of your vanes; especially when fletching using 3 fletch config. The original Bitz knob 3 fletch spacing is way off on mine. Maybe not an issue on every Bitz out there? But definitely an issue on mine!
@RodneyRegalbuto thanks for the information!
Sold out. Any Idea of when it will be back in stock?
Oh, man!!! I'd message him. I have no idea who the guy is. A buddy of mine told me about this, and I sent this stranger my money. I was happy with the product and wanted to share it with you all.
Have you tried the October Mountain Phoenix Jig?
I have not but I will check them out.
This thing is silly, People spend way to much time worrying about vane degrees. 1.5-3 degrees is all you need and that’s easy enough to guess on a burger and as long as all the arrows on the same.
I prefer 3. Seems to fly the best.
@@MichiganAmBushOutdoors ya that’s usually about what I do. After years of worrying about helical I came to realize it’s not as important as you would think. That 2-3 degree range is all you need. Same thing with point weight, guys worry way to much about FOC
@Texaslivinoutdoors agree!
Nice advertising promo, but I call BS on getting the "native" Bitz to 3 degrees helical. The tool you are promoting is designed to be the "master" causing the Bitz jig to be the slave and forcing the slave to the correct position for a set degree of helical. That is a great idea. For, say, 2 degree helical. But I'll challenge the readers to actually get to 3 degree helical with a 2 inch vane and good adhesion. Prove me wrong.
There is no “advertising promo.” I have no idea who Wolverine Archery is, and if I did, I would be honest and mention it in my video. I am not about lying to my viewers or those supporting the channel.
That said, I get a 3-degree helical on the Bonhing Jig, or at least that's what the clamps say, and when compared to the bitz, it's very close.
I don’t have an issue from 2 inch to 3 inch vanes with the helical. I’ve even got the TAC vanes that people seem to have an issue getting to stick to stick really well. There are insert tools to help measure to get an accurate degree of helical on the jig too. I personally run a 3 degree on all of my 2.5 and 2.75 vanes. 🤷🏻