EZ Fletch with helical...

[Born4it]

I'm thinking about buying some of the EZ Fletch Blazers or NAP Twisters, and they say you can put a helical on your arrow after you take them out of the hot water. How do you know how much of a helical you're putting on it, and how do you keep it consistent with all of your arrows?

Thanks,

Ryan

[Tink]

Dont

Don'T fletch helical they are naturally offset I fletch out with a slight straight offset

you get vane strike with Helical & Loss of speed

TINK

[Born4it]

Thanks for the advice! I'm still curious...are you saying these particular EZ Fletch Twister and Blazer vanes are naturally offset, in which case I wouldn't have to worry about twisting them after pulling out of the water? If not, how do I make them offset instead of helical, and how do I make it consistent?

I want spin, and definitely don't want them to be straight.

Thanks,

Ryan

[Born4it]

Well I learned that the NAP Twisters are built with a right offset (I guess that's what Tink already said), so no worries! I picked some up and am putting them on tonight. I'll report back with any really good or bad results.

Thanks,

Ryan

[LifeNRA]

I would imagine in order to keep the vanes consistent, you should not touch them. Otherwise you might mess up the angle of one or more of the vanes. Personally, I use a jig and play around with a helical. This way I know the vanes are consistent.