Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: bushman on February 07, 2013, 12:01:54 am
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Here is a Birch Bark quiver I made. Thanks RobWiden for the bark, it turned out great. The buckle is a Scottish Cloack pin design. I made another one and placed it bellow that one you see in the pictures, I did that so I can adjust the length of the shoulder strap as needed.
Bushman
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Nice work Bushy Man.
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Very nice job,beautiful quiver. :)
Pappy
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Love the quiver! I'll bet it's nice and light also!
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Great looking quiver. Really like the cloak pin buckle.
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nice!
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Very nice quiver.
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very nice! looks like it'll hold a battle full of arrows, any pics to show how you attached the bottom ?
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Thanks for all the replies.
richardzane: The bottom is a scrap piece of 1/4 plywood that I cut to shape and then lightly glued it into the bottom opening of the quiver. I then drilled a bunch of small wholes all in a line around the base of the quiver and drove in some carpet tacks through the bark and into the middle of the plywood. I then cut out a piece of bark the same size as the bottom of the quiver and glued and tacked it into place as well. I will attach a couple of close up pictures of it.
Bushman
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excellent! appreciate the sharing of details.
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That is really impressive, great job, I love it.
Grady