very well done

QuoteOriginally posted by skilonbw:
Great work David, for the membrane slice do you have to clean the gluing surfaces or do you something differently to glue in

I strip the quills with the membrane off and then take a q-tip and lightly wipe the membrane and the surface to glue them to with some Acetone. I don't know if this is really necessary.

WOW....I think those would make my bow jealous!  Beautiful.

Looks great David!  

Beautiful arrows Snag!      

Dave those are nice arrows, but the three I got in Portland are nicer.   :D  

You get those footed arrows developed yet?  I need a dozen for Alaska this fall.  Could use another dozen for NALS too. Hint....hint

Dang phone, always double posting with it.

See you at NALS Walt. Got something for you. It's about 6ft. in length.
Still working on the footed shaft project. Been very busy.

Absolutely gorgeous work. Another thing i love about our sport, the unique and personal flavor we can add to our gear.
Beautiful arrows.    

Nice work Snag    they are some real looker's.

Very nice!

Good job!

David, those are so beautiful, almost hate to see them take flight off the shelf.  You are really producing some incredible work, I am envious.  Looking forward to seeing more of your work and getting to try some, all the best to you, Joe

Thanks guys. Just loving making wood arrows!

Joe, I've picked out some mighty nice looking Surewood douglas fir for your arrows. They are "in the works".

Snag. I hope this does not offend you but I'm ripping off your idea!  I'm gonna make a few similar to that!

Offend? No way. Have at it. Hope it all works for you.  We all get ideas from each other anyway.