Last Chance Archery Revolution Arrow Saw

Building a fresh dozen arrows before the season means a lot of cuts, and every one needs to be straight and square if you want them flying together. The Last Chance Archery Revolution Arrow Saw is built for that bench session, combining the saw with the other tools you reach for while building arrows.

Carbon dust is the messy part of cutting shafts. This arrow saw includes a water drip and a vacuum attachment to help reduce it, so your shop stays cleaner while you work through a batch.

Multiple adjustments let you dial in a straight, square cut. After the cut, you do not have to walk to another tool. The Revolution has an integrated deburr, shaft square, mop and brush for cleaning up the shaft end before inserts go in. A broadhead wrench is part of the setup as well.

A built-in arrow spinner lets you check each finished arrow for wobble right at the same station. That keeps the whole process, from cut to spin check, in one place.

If you build your own arrows and want fewer tools scattered across the bench, the Last Chance Archery Revolution Arrow Saw brings the key steps together. It comes in black.