Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: does it do crossbow bolts
Document: Inexpensive tool, easy to use to replace crossbow vanes. Never done it before it took 1 trial and error but now easy.
this jig works if all you need to do is replace a fletch once in a while. it's not for production
this is a great beginners fleching tool. recomend mounting to bench or desk to allow tool to perform better. good quality.
holds fletching good and resists the glue from sticking to it, saves me money, a must have if you bow hunt
This thing sucks! I'm going to send back and get a better one.
This little jig does a fine job.The secret is to not  push the clamp down on the arrow so hard that it torques thefeather out of alignment.If you do a lot of fletching get something that will do all three at once.I had fun with this, and it worked fine.Bugaboo, does the term &#34;operator error&#34; mean anything to you?
This is well worth the $ but don't try an use it on the small diameter arrows. It doesn't get a good tight bond on the ends which as you know, Wont Work! I bought it for my 4 grandsons to use but had to try it out for myself 1st. I was surprised how well it did work on my target arrows though, both carbon an aluminum.
They performed great. The new vanes stayed put and the arrows were accurate. I now consider the AAE jig an essential tool. For the price of a half-dozen "throw away" quality arrows, I'm now set up to keep our quality arrows in good repair for a long time to come.
They are not secured, the metal clamps are just clipped onto the vise.Not a noob at this but wow, this sure makes me feel challenged.
Plastic piece of crap.After the glue sets, you must grasp jig in one hand, pull vise apart with other while pinching torelease clamp and wiggle the plastic clamp free while hoping you don't break it.
Answer: yes