Thank you so much for your video! Just got your "Fixed Broadhead Sharpening Guide" and will be rewatching your video over and over to help me sharpen my new Tuffhead broadheads! Your video(s) are going to shorten my learning curve big time!
Your videos are always very well done and informative. Using your fixed blade guide and sandpaper to sharpen the Tuffhead Meathead single bevel was giving me fits (added tape to get to the 30* angle on the bevel). I really struggled to get a burr at all grits. I ordered the diamond sharpening plates thinking that was the solution. Then I watched this video. As it turns out it was the ceramic coating that made the burr difficult to obtain. However, those diamond plates are well worth the cost. Thanks for all your help.👍
I saw this head is constructed of high quality s7 tool steel. Iron will also uses fantastic steel but the price reflects that fact. Just curious - in your opinion what is the best “economical” yet high quality steel for single bevel broadheads and can you give a couple examples please? Thank you for your all your very informative videos.
Excellent information, thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Could you possibly provide a link as to where to purchase the diamond stone set you use?
Has Tuffheads QC gotten any better? In very impressed. What other brand single bevel broadheads do you recommend? Also what brand are your diamond plates and where do you get them? I'd like to get into the style sharpening you do in your videos
@@innovativeoutdoorsman5067 I agree.. i bought the "premium tool steel" ones when they had them but wasnt sure how much of a difference there was in the tuffheads s7 vs carbon tool steel
@@janhendrikventerstrydoom4287 I put the thing away with the rest of my archery stuff I don’t use… I just bought the work sharp elite sharpening kit where it adjusts the angle and has different stones from 220 to leather. $130 on Amazon and I can put a mirror finish on anything from scissors to broadheads. The last head I sharpened was more sharp than the razor I use for my face.
Almost all btoadheads today suck at sharpness. My grandpa has a stash of old brpadheads he showed me some old wasp blades brand new in a small paper box that were absolutely the sharpest heads I've ever seen, they were like 20 years old too. If you can handle a broadhead like he done in this video it's not sharp enough.
I agree. For that price they should be a clean sharp looking head! Iron Will does it! Not saying they are junk heads, but take a little time and pride in your products.
@@stevew2347 how is that bad mouthing when thats what happened? Fact is that the damn thing looks so bad it never should have made it past qc. As much as they are this should never happen. Sounds like you're just a fan boy
@@stevew2347 you're the one trolling . And yes I got ahold of them and yeah they'll replace it but that's not the point for me. Simple fact is that its bad enough that it never should have been shipped. Never had this issue with ironwill, cutthroat or grizzly stick. I'll buy sirius arrows but I'm done with tuffhead. It's a pretty big fuck up on their part
Thank you so much for your video! Just got your "Fixed Broadhead Sharpening Guide" and will be rewatching your video over and over to help me sharpen my new Tuffhead broadheads! Your video(s) are going to shorten my learning curve big time!
Your videos are always very well done and informative. Using your fixed blade guide and sandpaper to sharpen the Tuffhead Meathead single bevel was giving me fits (added tape to get to the 30* angle on the bevel). I really struggled to get a burr at all grits. I ordered the diamond sharpening plates thinking that was the solution. Then I watched this video. As it turns out it was the ceramic coating that made the burr difficult to obtain. However, those diamond plates are well worth the cost. Thanks for all your help.👍
I saw this head is constructed of high quality s7 tool steel. Iron will also uses fantastic steel but the price reflects that fact. Just curious - in your opinion what is the best “economical” yet high quality steel for single bevel broadheads and can you give a couple examples please? Thank you for your all your very informative videos.
look at the VPS single bevel heads
Excellent information, thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Could you possibly provide a link as to where to purchase the diamond stone set you use?
staysharpguide.com/products
Has Tuffheads QC gotten any better? In very impressed. What other brand single bevel broadheads do you recommend? Also what brand are your diamond plates and where do you get them? I'd like to get into the style sharpening you do in your videos
Do you sharpen the back side bevel?
Nice job.
Great video as always.. how do these compare to the vpa single bevel heads?
VPA has a more durable 35 degree bevel. I like a steeper angle.
@@innovativeoutdoorsman5067 I agree.. i bought the "premium tool steel" ones when they had them but wasnt sure how much of a difference there was in the tuffheads s7 vs carbon tool steel
How much tape would you use for the original Evolution broadhead?
none. The guide will not work with their 20 degree version. You would need our C kit. See this. th-cam.com/video/pkhWn10dfh0/w-d-xo.html
If I use the guide in this video without tape what would be the approximate bevel angle? I watched your video about benefits to a steeper bevel angle
@@peterrizzuto1820 24 or 25 degrees depending on the insertion depth.
The 25” of tape didn’t quite get me the angle needed on the Evolution 2.0 150gr heads. Is this normal?
How much tape did you have to use to get the right angle? Also did 25" and im not even close.
@@janhendrikventerstrydoom4287 I put the thing away with the rest of my archery stuff I don’t use… I just bought the work sharp elite sharpening kit where it adjusts the angle and has different stones from 220 to leather. $130 on Amazon and I can put a mirror finish on anything from scissors to broadheads. The last head I sharpened was more sharp than the razor I use for my face.
Tuffheads QC looks to be lacking for $117 for 3 heads.
Take out a second mortgage to buy any and wait months for any to be available.
Almost all btoadheads today suck at sharpness. My grandpa has a stash of old brpadheads he showed me some old wasp blades brand new in a small paper box that were absolutely the sharpest heads I've ever seen, they were like 20 years old too. If you can handle a broadhead like he done in this video it's not sharp enough.
I agree. For that price they should be a clean sharp looking head! Iron Will does it! Not saying they are junk heads, but take a little time and pride in your products.
What tipe of tape do you use?
painters tape of masking tape.
@@innovativeoutdoorsman5067 how much tape do you need to put on to get the right angle on the 150gr evolution 2.0 tuffhead?
I had issues with the 260 grain meat heads that I bought from tuffhead. Edge was banana shaped and dull on delivery
So did you contact Jason about it or are you just going to bad mouth Tuffheads?
@@stevew2347 how is that bad mouthing when thats what happened? Fact is that the damn thing looks so bad it never should have made it past qc. As much as they are this should never happen. Sounds like you're just a fan boy
Once again, Did you contact the owner or do you just troll?
@@stevew2347 you're the one trolling . And yes I got ahold of them and yeah they'll replace it but that's not the point for me. Simple fact is that its bad enough that it never should have been shipped. Never had this issue with ironwill, cutthroat or grizzly stick. I'll buy sirius arrows but I'm done with tuffhead. It's a pretty big fuck up on their part
They should come sharpened for the price.
I live in New Zealand and would like a guide. I have a 3D printer would it be possible to buy a stl file so I don't have to worry about shipping costs
a potato farmer eating boxed mashed pot's... shambles