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Home Depot Garden Stake Bamboo Arrow Build-A-Long (Pic Heavy)

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RLimerick:
Great detailed thread.  I love cane arrows.  It's nature's carbon fiber.  I have developed a two fletch method for cane arrows that uses duct tape that I really should post.  Love that cane!

DC:
I was looking for a slick way of using screw-in points on my boo shafts and I lucked on to Chicago extension screws. The ones I had in my junk drawer are 8-32 thread(standard for points) and the outside dia. is the same as the shoulder on the points (.200"). I found some more at Home Depot. Just drill the end of the arrow with a No5 (.205") drill, push the extension screw into the hole the right distance, add a couple drops of CA. You can see all the parts in the picture. I'm going to wrap the end for a little insurance.

Danzn Bar:
Wrapping is a must on cane......
DBar

Ranasp:
This is an excellent tutorial!  I have played around with the idea of making my own arrows, and bamboo appeals to me on a few levels.  I think it's meant to be, because I just found a heat gun in the basement of my work!  Will have to test it out and get a hold of some of the other materials.  Hopefully my next post on this thread will be some nice bamboo arrows.

mullet:
Brock, if you cut the bamboo pull it over and cut the top part of the mature bamboo. The new, green shoots are too immature to make a good arrow once it dries.

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