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another new set of cane
artcher1:
Appreciate the kind words guys! No dye used on the shafts Timo. I scraped the rind off and done an Indian burn with the propane torch. Only problem with the burn job is that it causes extra work as far as straightening. But I think the look is well worth it.
Kenneth, the drilling and tapering is a very simple procedure really. Once you do a few, that part becomes the simplest and easiest part of cane arrow making. As I mentioned earlier, if your foreshaft glue-up isn't perfectly straight, then a little heat straightening with take care of that. Good luck this fall.
ART B
Timo:
Very cool arrows Art.( or should I say,"Cool art" arrows)?I love um.
I think you'll like the atricle, it is something a bit different.
artcher1:
Thanks Timo! That reminds me, I need to renew my subscription. I like different 8)!
ART B
mullet:
Art, I don't think I've ever seen an arrow you make that looks even average. Those are nice, hope you are doing alright.
artcher1:
Thanks Eddie! Good to hear from you. Yeah, got a few more complaints, but besides that, I'm doing OK. Hope you are as well.
ART B
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