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Title: Identifying wooden arrow shafts?
Post by: UtahIdahoHunter on March 12, 2014, 10:26:00 PM

So a coworker says that her husband brought home a barrel full of new wooden arrow shafts that his buddy gave to him from an arrow factory????  I asked her about where they are from and she has no info, but is bringing me a hand full so I can spine test them tomorrow.  Check this out!  They have been using some in their garden for stakes.  Lol    :knothead:  

 I can figure the spine on a homemade scale, but I was wondering if there is any way to identify the wood???

  I asked her how thick they are and she said "maybe a little bigger than 1/4" so I'm thinking maybe 5/16"?  I also asked her if they we're rejects or bent and she said that they aren't warped. I am just very excited about the possibility of these working for me and my buddies and scoring a barrel full of shafts for cheap. I will post pics tomorrow.    :archer2:

Title: Re: Identifying wooden arrow shafts?
Post by: moebow on March 12, 2014, 10:38:00 PM

Welcome to Trad Gang, I used to live in SL area.

You'll get some better answers on the "Pow Wow" or maybe the "bowyer's bench."  This is the "form" forum.

Arne

Title: Re: Identifying wooden arrow shafts?
Post by: UtahIdahoHunter on March 12, 2014, 10:40:00 PM

Oops I'm new here. Maybe a mod can move it?