Set of Tradepoints and selfnocks

[gio tundo]

 
 
 
There all around 130 grains arows are around 540.

[sleepyhollow]

great job!!, good luck with them

[Thumper Dunker]

Wooo Hooo I like them.

[getstonedprimitivebowhunt]

Nice..ok lets see a deer kill with them !!!

[Jack Skinner]

I like those what type of steel did you use to make them?

[nomad]

Dude, those look good!

[Bjorn]

Very nice and deadly looking!!

[gio tundo]

The steels from a circular saw I actually killed my first buck with a Longbow and the first one in velvet I think last week with one of these it was great.

[VTer]

Very nice looking arrows. Why the odd arrow anyways?

[b.glass]

Niiice!

[straitera]

Well done Gio! Weight, thickness, temper, Rockwell? Will they shave? Really great nock end too! Good deer. Thanks for the pix.

[Mike Vines]

Fantastic looking arrows.

I guess my question is how did you cut the heads from circular saw blades?  Is it a simple process or one that involves a tool not many guys have?

[gio tundo]

I cut them out with a dremel then used a rough file to get the bevel then a finer one to get then shaving sharp. The odd one was from a set of copperhead arrows that was left over

[sweeney3]

Speak of the devil... I have been wanting to do exactly that lately.  Neat.  I was thinking that a saw blade, preferably well used, would be tempered and make excellent heads.  Is it thick enough that you can file in a single bevel, or did you double bevel them?  Just curious.