Just wondering if anyone has a video or a good pictoral diagram of how to splice feathers. I really like the way they look but hear there a pain to do, if not is there anyone out there that sells them I would just buy them thanks guys for any input.

Jim Rebuck of J & M traditions has a great DVD on arrow building and feather splicing
called "Advanced Arrow Building" its really detailed filmed really well and easy to fallow along with, you can get the DVD from ********* archery or just call jim and marcie they can send you one, i think you can get it cheaper from jim and marcia
570-758-2190

Article in Traditional Bowhunter Magazine's current issue.

this is my stuff that i learned from the video

Trad4life that is amazing work.

I just did the membrain splice yesterday.  It took all of 1 feather to learn how to do it.  Below the pictures is a quick how-to.

 http://tradgang.com/noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=112305  

Have fun, and if you have any questions feel free to ask.

Trad 4 life, does that video discuss peeling the membranes, butt splices, or both?

Beautiful arrows!

Trad 4 Life, those are absolutely beautiful arrows!!!

Here is a quick video I made to show how fast this membrane method can be.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsaFGWLgAwI

I made photo tutorial on this as well, I posted it to TradGang a while ago.

http://rmsgear.com/tutorial_feather_splicing.htm

Specialty gear has a great tutorial on splicing feathers.

That was suppose to say Rocky Mountain specialty gear..........

There is no way I could let go of the string with one of those arrows on it.

 

QuoteOriginally posted by TAWL:
That was suppose to say Rocky Mountain specialty gear..........

Yes, it's a good tutorial.  here is the link to their site. (also at the top of this page)     RMSG    A great shop.  I'm lucky to live a few miles away.  

Trad 4 Life.             WOW

"arrowwood" he does butt splices

Ok thanks. The pin stripe effect is really something.

Trad 4 Life,your a sick man!!

Really nice work...may have to have a go at that soon.

thanx guys

For the arrow sellers here:  can you consider selling some of your cutloffs or trims  to some of us to try this?   You know a dozen or so trims that we could buy to try this without costing good feathers.  Many on budgets would appreciate it