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    • DAbersold
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        Does anyone make a banana cut feather in 4″ or 4 1/2″? I really like the looks of the banana cut feathers but have heard that the 5″ and 5 1/2″ are loud and overkill for a well tuned bow/arrow combo. Your thoughts are certainly welcome.

      • Ripforce
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          there are two types of feather choppers that cut Banana cuts, one if a high profile ane chop a low cut feather! LimbLover has a high profile chopper and I have cut a fletched quite a few arrows with, i just like the look of the feather I use them for 3D and targets but not for hunting!

        • LimbLover
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            dabersold wrote: Does anyone make a banana cut feather in 4″ or 4 1/2″? I really like the looks of the banana cut feathers but have heard that the 5″ and 5 1/2″ are loud and overkill for a well tuned bow/arrow combo. Your thoughts are certainly welcome.

            The low profile banana chopper still cuts them at the same length as the high with no way to adjust. Your best bet would be to get a feather burner.

            They are a tad overkill if you are using a skinny shaft. I think they are perfect for a 23/64 wood but would like to get a low profile chopper myself. A stiff wind throws your arrow around like crazy out in the open. Rip and I found that out the hard way at the Grayling shoot.

            Yes they are a bit noisy but not as noisy as a 5 1/2″ shield from my experience.

          • LimbLover
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              The downside is that a burner is going to cost you $119

            • reddirt
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                If you have a Little Chopper you can modify it to cut whatever length you want. Just slot the holes in the metal bar that you lay the bottom of the quill against and move that bar up until you get what you want. You might have to trim the ends of that piece so the cutter doesn’t hit it first. No burner needed.

              • Ripforce
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                  My Traditional cut chopper cuts a 5in plus feather, I chop mine shorter and trim them myself! Works great

                • LimbLover
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                    reddirt wrote: If you have a Little Chopper you can modify it to cut whatever length you want. Just slot the holes in the metal bar that you lay the bottom of the quill against and move that bar up until you get what you want. You might have to trim the ends of that piece so the cutter doesn’t hit it first. No burner needed.

                    Yep. You will definitely have to modify that plate.

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