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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: mooshkat on December 30, 2012, 07:50:00 PM
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Was thinking of making one, but was wondering what leather to use, i have made a few before but are too stiff, i want one of softer leather that will conform to my back as HH did. I have read where someone from Sunset Hill may have a kit but dont have any contact info. Any info as in leather size and weight, and what type of leather, there seems to be many options. Thanks Dave
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Here is a little something to get you started:
http://tradgang.com/backquiver/
This is the one I plan to make in January. My local Tandy had 6-7 oz shoulders on sale for 19$ through tomorrow.
Thom
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Originally posted by sticksnstones:
Here is a little something to get you started:
http://tradgang.com/backquiver/
This is the one I plan to make in January. My local Tandy had 6-7 oz shoulders on sale for 19$ through tomorrow.
Thom
I made one of these, but the leather was too soft. I ended up reworking it as a quiver for my grandson. I got a kit from Sunset Hill (Nate Steen). I love it! It will last several lifetimes. Here is a picture of my quiver right after assembly.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v612/30coupe/Archery%20Stuff/Quivers/IMG_3178.jpg)
It is a little darker around the top now since I treated it with Montana Pitch Blend. Just do a search and type Sunset Hill in the member name box, then shoot him a PM.
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I tried that, says search came up with no matches.
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Hey mooshkat! I sent you a pm..
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That worked, i sent him an e-mail, thanks rastaman.
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Originally posted by 30coupe:
Originally posted by sticksnstones:
Here is a little something to get you started:
http://tradgang.com/backquiver/
This is the one I plan to make in January. My local Tandy had 6-7 oz shoulders on sale for 19$ through tomorrow.
Thom
I made one of these, but the leather was too soft. I ended up reworking it as a quiver for my grandson. I got a kit from Sunset Hill (Nate Steen). I love it! It will last several lifetimes. Here is a picture of my quiver right after assembly.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v612/30coupe/Archery%20Stuff/Quivers/IMG_3178.jpg)
It is a little darker around the top now since I treated it with Montana Pitch Blend. Just do a search and type Sunset Hill in the member name box, then shoot him a PM. [/b]
Nice looking quiver! On the first one you made, do you recall what weight leather you used? I've heard of success with 5-6, but some floppy failures using less than that.
Thom