Hey, all. I just finished up this side quiver from burgundy latigo. The leather is finished with buffed beeswax and shows some range marks. It is lined with sheepskin at the top and in the arrow bed. I attached a tassel for cleaning arrow shafts while target shooting. It easily holds twelve arrows with target points, six with broadheads. The strap is adjustable. Thanks for looking, and critique is always welcomed :)
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nice looking quiver
well thats real Awesome Buddy!!! well done :clapper: :clapper:
That is fantastic! The only thing I can see that is wrong with it is it's not left handed. Lol. I really like the open design at the top. Seems really roomy. Nice job!
Keeping the Faith!
Magnus
Whats to critique? Looks great! Love range marks. Lottsa guys throw out brands and scars on leather, I save those pieces for me!
Really nice, when you say beeswax, is that a paste wax? The beeswax I know is hard like a candle.
I've used Neets Foot Oil on my quivers, but I don't like how it gets dirty looking.
Can you tell me the brand of wax, or technique you use.
Looks great to me! :thumbsup:
Allan
Guspup: I use SnoSeal brand. It's a great waterproofer and conditioner. Thanks, all. :)
Nice
Top notch. I like it.
Very Nice great job. :clapper:
It's a beauty,nice art work.
Nice work! :thumbsup:
Nice!
Excellant work,you are a master leathercrafter,Sir!
Beautiful work!
real nice work, congrats. i just bought a jack bower for well over a hundred and yours looks every bit as good.
Very well thought out and executed. Really like the simplicity and the burgandy color. Classic style.
looks good
Very nice work!
Real nice.
Great work there mate ! Its one of my favourit style quivers nd the older i get , the more stuff i take afield to be comfortable and my side quiver allows me to do just that .
Curt,
Great looking quiver! Something I have never tried but always wanted to do. Well made for sure!
I am curious about the white pom-pom. Is there a purpose for it?
I have read of stalkers who will wear a piece of white cloth that will simulate the contented deer's tail-switching as they feed.
nice job.
nice workmanship. how do you keep the broad heads secure so that they are not bumping and dulling each other?
Looks great,but like Magnus said the only thing it needs is to be left handed.You do fine work,thanks for sharing. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Thats a keeper
Only one thing wrong with it, IT'S NOT MINE! No, seriously, looks like a great quiver, nothing I would change.
QuoteOriginally posted by Macatawa:
... I am curious about the white pom-pom. Is there a purpose for it? ...
that's a tassle, used for cleaning arrows.
Another fine piece of art, 4est! I'm never suprised when you post your crafts :thumbsup:
God surely blessed you with talent!
You folks need to check out his other work, go to the knife section and bowyers bench!
Thanks again for the kind comments, everyone. Yep, Macatawa...like Rob said, the white tassel is used for cleaning arrows. Happy New Year to you all :)
Ohhh....I'v been gone too lone I guess! New technology. Ha!
Happy New Year to you too!
Very Cool!!!
beautiful work... can you post a picture of the quiver being worn in action...
the side quiver is awesome a work of art,oh and thanks for the tip on snoseal brand waterproofer i'll give it a try