I had my gall bladder out last June, so I know how your feel. after you recover you'll be happy that it is gone.

Be carefull & take it slow. You won't be able to shoot for a while, unfortunately. When you can shoot again begin with a low poundage bow, if you have one. If not, what I had to do, just pull your bow back as much as you can, several times a day to build your muscles back up.

Good luck to you & have a speedy recovery.

P.S.  Nice looking arrows!!

Man you done good. Those arrows look good.

DBerrard wrote

 

Quotehow long does it take you to put em all together?  

I'm just picking at this if I start a set today I will finish them either tommorrow evening or the next morning.

Dry time is the slow part. Cresting takes a little while. If I was using GL for dipping it would be a lot faster. I use poly and like to give it 12 hours between dips.

Thanks for all the comments guys, I've slowed down on the arrow production but instead went out a nd picked up a peice of American Yellow Popal and a peice of Ash to turn some shafts out of. Looks like I'm going to get 42 shafts out of each peice of wood. I'll have to make a set of arrows up out of those soon.

All of the sets are great looking. All of us out here wish you a speedy recovery to good health.
Joe

Nice arrows!!

I'm sure the gall bladder is good for something but mine damn near killed me...  Infection is a nasty thing to deal with.

real nice work  there i am sure ya can make heaps more before ya go back to work.  :D    :p