I wanted to try and make some wood arrows for my longbows and it defintaly was a learning experience for sure! I spent time on the phone with Tim at Braveheart, Ted at Raptor to try and get some much need advice from the pros. It was them that really deserve the credit for the guidence and expertise they provided me with.
It was a fantastic experience and even though it was a very "amature" job, I can honestly say that I had a blast making them and am looking foward to harvesting something with them. They fly great.
The shafts are 90-95# Surewood Doug Fir with a final weight of 750-760 grains. Some of the pictures show some arrows without tips on them, theses are for my broadheads I hope to be getting for christmas!
Hope you all enjoy the pictures of my first wood arrow journey. Thanks for looking..
Nocks tapered, and all set..
All stained and started cresting.. I got the drill idea from Rob DiStefano