Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: Weylin on May 05, 2018, 10:13:13 pm
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I just finished up this set of cane arrows. They have self nock and turkey tail fletchings bound with elk sinew. This is the first time I've tried the duplex nail field tips. I really enjoyed every aspect of these arrows and I will definitely make some more sets like this after I forget what a pain in the butt they are to make. ;D
(https://i.imgur.com/mFeAVx3.jpg) (https://i.imgur.com/JIQJDm1.jpg) (https://i.imgur.com/PdBnltg.jpg) (https://i.imgur.com/IA9Ousg.jpg)
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Nice set of arrows. I like your markings.
Hawkdancer
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Very nice. What kind of cane is that?
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You must have spent a TON of time to get 12 arrows to tune and spine all at the same length. You are a patient man!
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Beautiful arrows Weylin. Curious as to how they shoot. The detail in your work is very impressive.
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They look pretty darn good from here. What's your thoughts on the duplex nail points?
DBar
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I like the tail feathers. How do they compare to wing feathers for shooting?
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Yes indeed.Those are some very nice arrows.Very well matched looking.
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Those arrows look amazing. There is a lot of time spent on thoughts I bet. Very nice work.
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Thanks everyone.
Very nice. What kind of cane is that?
Morgan, the cane is bamboo. I'm not certain exactly which kind.
You must have spent a TON of time to get 12 arrows to tune and spine all at the same length. You are a patient man!
Chris, I can't claim credit for that end of the operation. I bought these shafts already spined, matched and straightened. Well worth the money because you're right. That is a TON of work.
Beautiful arrows Weylin. Curious as to how they shoot. The detail in your work is very impressive.
Steve, thank you. they shoot great! I'm really happy with how they fly.
I like the tail feathers. How do they compare to wing feathers for shooting?
Jeff, I agree that the tail feathers are pretty. They are not as stiff as primary feathers and don't have as much oil in them. I don't notice any problem with how they shoot. They may not be as durable in the long run but I was given two turkey tails and I wanted to use what I had.
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Beautiful set! Who ever did the work straightening and spinning all of them, I'd sure like to now.
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excellent, sir.
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You made those garden stakes look goooooood! I’ve never tried cane or boo but if I did I’d want em looking like that!
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Those are some beautiful looking arrows.
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Thanks again, fellas
Beautiful set! Who ever did the work straightening and spinning all of them, I'd sure like to now.
I got them from a gentleman named Dustin Black. He's on some of the facebook groups.
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Thanks, Weylin.
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Nice looking arrows.
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Killer set!
Straightening these shafts are a pain.
I finished up a set of phragmites and thought the same thing. And Oh man what a pain in the butt, and actually when it’s all done it is well worth it.
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Nice arrows!
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Very nice work. Native Americans made sets of five from what I have heard. I made my hazel nut and osiers that way so I could expend less patience. Outstanding to make a set like yours.
My next project will be canes with two flrtch and turkey tails. Yours zre really fine.
God bless, Sixby