Here's a quick little vid showing how I straighten wood shafts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gr1mYSq2mIE&feature=player_detailpage&list=PLmWUoLyD4VWXHUkaJPF0QyZjDwk7nQr8G

Love your videos Clay, you just seem like a good guy anyone would be lucky to have as a neighbor or friend. Stay well and keep recording.

Great! I am going to try this!

Always enjoy the videos Clay. Never tried a bottle, I usually use a large chrome plated Phillips screwdriver. Will have to try the glass bottle though. Pretty cool! Thanks for sharing.

I opened the link, and it took me to the YouTube screen that lists all four of your videos on the right, but then nothing happened: would not play.  Found no start arrow icons.  What am I doing wrong?

That's slicker'n deer guts on a door knob .

Informative as all your vids are. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, and tips.

I surely did enjoy your rabbit hunt!  When you find your arrows after all that snow (jealous we have none) you may need to use your great technique again.  
another great one!  keep em coming.

I learn something new here every day, thanks Clay.    

Bob

Great video Clay       Will have to try using a bottle    

Thanks Clay!  I've got a stubborn cedar arrow with a little curve.  Gonna try your technique  this morning.

I use a rope pulley, Get one made for rope a little larger than the arrow shaft size say half inch. Lay the arrow on a flat surface and roll it to find the bend, use the pulley to roll down down the high spot.
Chuck

Dude, awesome video and who doesn't have a beer bottle or 12 after this winter laying around!!!

Nice. Great instructional view.

enjoyed  

QuoteOriginally posted by Yolla Bolly:
I opened the link, and it took me to the YouTube screen that lists all four of your videos on the right, but then nothing happened: would not play.  Found no start arrow icons.  What am I doing wrong?

not sure, try this one  https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLmWUoLyD4VWXHUkaJPF0QyZjDwk7nQr8G&v=gr1mYSq2mIE&feature=player_detailpage