Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: Scottski on July 17, 2013, 10:50:31 pm
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Her is 12 pine arrows I made using my dowel cutter. Glue on nocks and points 125gr points. Fletchings are 4 inch secondary turkey feathers. Made these for a nephews friend just to have arrows to shoot. They all fly straight and are spined within 10 of each other.
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Nice...........Like um
DBar
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Sweet,very nice set. :)
Pappy
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Another nice batch, Scott. I got my dowel cutter in over a month ago and still have not had a chance to use it. I got some loose grained pine boards cut to length, but not ripped, yet. I was at a construction site yesterday where they were putting in pine wood flooring. They had a pile of scraps out back of some arrow length pieces with perfectly straight grain. It was 1/2 inch thick and perfect for use with the dowel cutter. I was too far behind to ask if I could have them and collect them. It was tough to walk off and leave them laying in a burn pile. :'(
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Nice they should keep him shooting for awhile.
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Thanks for the kind words guys. Oh yah hate to see good wood I can use in a burn pile. That is too bad.
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What is the dowel cutter you guys are talking about for making these arrow shafts?
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Got mine from lees valley on the internet
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Got mine from lees valley on the internet
Same here. It works like a charm.