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Arrows from Victorian reclaimed timber

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mox1968:
the veritas one is the dogs!! just got one myself and used it on ash squares today zipped through it like butter!!

artcher1:
You'll not learn more from making arrows or know more about the wood you're using than by hand planing your shafts. Something to consider. ART

Phil Rees:

--- Quote from: artcher1 on March 12, 2010, 04:22:34 pm ---You'll not learn more from making arrows or know more about the wood you're using than by hand planing your shafts. Something to consider. ART

--- End quote ---

Strange you should say that Artcher1, this evening I've hand planed one of the squares down to an octogon then rounded it by hand in a drill with sand paper. i'm very pleased with the result even if I say so myself.

artcher1:
You can further reduce the remaining edges (after removing the four corners) using a scraper or knife to speed up the sanding process Horace. ART

sonny:
some might argue I suppose but there's nothing any more rewarding than hand planing square stock into arrow shafts...
I need to find some more poplar square stock  ;)

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