Fletching Clamp, L-Wing

The helical clamp works much better if you want any significant rotational angle on your fetching. Make sure you know if your strings turn your arrow right or left out of the bow. Then get that same side helical clamp to keep your arrows rotational inertia true downrange.

I already had a right helical but i ordered 100 feathers from aliexpress and guess what? Instead of right wing they set me all left wing. Rather than dealing with returning something to china i decided to buy a left helical clamp so ad not to waste the feathers. Now it doesnt matter what feathers i get, i can fletch helical either way.No dings or scratches, came in clean and in one piece. Took out of package, soapped it on the jig and started fletching. Works as intended

This is a great clamp that'll expand the usability of your job. It'll also work fine with the standard center dial.

One of the best systems for a novice. I do not have concerns about refletching arrows. Allows me to change size and orientation of vanes easily for testing arrow flight.

Works well with the rt handed bitz base.

Well made! Perfect for fletchings of all sizes.

Just fletched up some arrows yesterday with the left helical clamp. I also have the straight and right helical clamps, but have to say I was able to put the most helical on my fletch using the left clamp. It's because the Bitzenburger jig is set up for right hand use, so when I used my right helical clamp, I was limited by the range because the front part of the clamp would rub against the jig. The left helical clamp goes away from the jig and has a lot more room to move.

What'd you get the hang of it?You can pump out a lit's nice, solid and simple.And I love the fact that you can buy multiple pitch angles use it for many seasons