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Arrow Detector to detect the straightness of the arrow
- A bad straightness of your arrows, will lead them not to fly right.
- The arrow straightness tester is a precision tool to help you ensure a smooth and accuracy arrow flight. Great and necessary accessory for detecting arrow straightness.
- Arrow Spine Tester will correctly detect the balance straightness of your arrow, nock alignment and vane and feather balance, is an essential tool when you gluing outserts arrowhead adapters on the carbon/fiber arrows.
Production Specification
- Size: 30*5*5cm
- Weight: 437g
- Material: aluminum alloy
High Quality & Durable
- Made of high quality aluminum alloy, contrast with the ABS/Plastic material, this product is more durable and sturdy. Can be used for long lasting time, more accuracy when testing.
- Arrow Spinner Tester will correctly detect the balance straightness of your arrow, nock alignment and vane and feather balance.
Arrow Spine Tester
- Archers who loves DIY arrows. Or when shooters shooting in a tight pattern or pulling arrows from the target can bend arrows causing them to be unbalanced and not fly straight.
- This arrow Balance Straightness Detector is an essential instrument to the archers.
for Arrows DIY & Repairing
- DIY arrows by yourself and use them before cutting lengths to check for defects.
- Even after they have been cut and folded, they are rotated again for inspection.
How to use the arrow straightness Tester?
- Put the arrow on the arrow straightness detector and slowly rotate the arrow shaft by hand, Arrows with good straightness, it will remain stationary when rotated to any position on the Arrow Tester.
- Check arrow field point, spin the arrow with field point in arrow and check for its straightness.
- To check for feather and vane balance, please place arrow on the Arrow Tester and rotate slowly. Leave arrow at one position. If arrow rotated, inspect the vane or feather that faces downward.
- Check arrow feather and vane, excess glue at fletching time could cause the arrow isn't in balance.
Roger Stanfill II
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
Absolutely great!! Thank you it’s perfect and I was able to test about 4 dozen arrows
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2025
Works very well. No issues. Perfect for the price
Barbara
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024
This is an item you cannot be without. Light weight, accurate spinner, easy to pack and travel with. Very solid made-not a flimsy product.
Dominic
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024
I used this for 2 seconds before ordering a better spinner for the same money. Buyers beware this is garbage compared to similar spinners for the same money. The pine ridge spinner is the exact same money.
Wai
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2023
And those parts would be the rollers. They were so rough that trying to spin an arrow on them was impossible. They would stop before 2 full arrow rotations. Seriously, how much do decent-quality roller bearings cost that this arrow spinner had to have used the worst ones ever made? I'm sticking with my LeanPro arrow spinner with wholly free-spinning rollers.
Cooke
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2023
I recently received a damaged package from UPS, the arrows were not padded in the box they came in. I was worried that the arrows were warped in transit. I used it to check for warping, and it work! No warping was found on the arrow spin test. Saved me from sending the arrows back to the vendor.
Andrew
Reviewed in Canada on October 2, 2022
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Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2021
While this spinner is better than the apple archery spinner, the bearings are junk. The race cover on one of my bearings is bent and isn’t installed correctly and the other three are rough. I’ll be ordering replacement bearings soon.
Rick
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2021
It's 3d printed parts fastened to an extrusion. I have no way of checking whether the shaft is actually spinning true, but with a known good quality Gold Tip to test against, it seems like the bearings run pretty straight. No wobble.However the grinding pad is another issue. The 3d printed end part doesn't have enough strength to keep it from flexing while you push the end against it to square up your cuts. So you have to press with on hand on the arrow and one on the pad component. Awkward and seems inaccurate.
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