TIME OFF AND BORED

[bihunter]

I had my gall bladder out last June, so I know how your feel. after you recover you'll be happy that it is gone.

 Be carefull & take it slow. You won't be able to shoot for a while, unfortunately. When you can shoot again begin with a low poundage bow, if you have one. If not, what I had to do, just pull your bow back as much as you can, several times a day to build your muscles back up.

 Good luck to you & have a speedy recovery.

 P.S.  Nice looking arrows!!

[Leo L.]

Man you done good. Those arrows look good.

[pointy sticks]

DBerrard wrote

 

how long does it take you to put em all together?  

I'm just picking at this if I start a set today I will finish them either tommorrow evening or the next morning.

Dry time is the slow part. Cresting takes a little while. If I was using GL for dipping it would be a lot faster. I use poly and like to give it 12 hours between dips.

Thanks for all the comments guys, I've slowed down on the arrow production but instead went out a nd picked up a peice of American Yellow Popal and a peice of Ash to turn some shafts out of. Looks like I'm going to get 42 shafts out of each peice of wood. I'll have to make a set of arrows up out of those soon.

[smokin joe]

All of the sets are great looking. All of us out here wish you a speedy recovery to good health.
Joe

[Chuck Mullaley]

Nice arrows!!

I'm sure the gall bladder is good for something but mine damn near killed me...  Infection is a nasty thing to deal with.

[JEFF B]

real nice work  there i am sure ya can make heaps more before ya go back to work.  :D    :p