Archery The Arrow Inspector - Arrows Spinner，Vane Tuning，Arrow Straightness Detector Tool

The hex rods that go into the round holes do not allow the ends to be square without some serious torquing and twisting, meanwhile the really cheap steel rollers have so much slack that they do not allow the arrow to spin smoothly and you cannot spin the arrow fast or it'll wobble all over. You can apply moderate downward pressure to the base and slight downward pressure to the arrow to get the arrow to spin slowly, which gives a truer spin, but really, for the money, it's worth buying a better arrow inspector.

Out of the box, this spinner would not spin quite right. I could only get an arrow to spin about a 1/2 turn. Then i noticed the small piece of the black plastic left over from the injection molding process rubbing against a wheel. I cut that off and now it works fine.Overall, the build quality is cheap but it does the job of spinning the arrow and finding sections of the shaft that aren’t quite straight. It’s a good value for the money, especially for someone just getting into building arrows.

Ridiculous. The parts you need to aseemble together dont match. Ones a hexagon and the other is a cylinder. Waste of time

Works as good as the more expensive ones. Mostly the parts are plastic except for the( for lack of a better word) wheels that you spin the arrow on are a lower grade aluminum. For home archery shop? Works great. If you own a real shop there are better choices. I love mine though and would buy again

Came with the wrong parts. There’s supposed to be 2 of each of the legs and it came with 3 and 1. Doesn’t work. Sent it back. Spend the money and buy a nice one. This is very cheap junk

This thing is worthless. How can you see if your arrow is straight when the tracks move all over the place on the wheels. Used it for about 2 min and could see it was not something anyone should use

Arrow inspector works well. Spins arrow shafts easily to determine straightness. Home assembly required.

It wouldn't go together correctly