Last problem solved:

I just took a piece of cedar shaft, split it, and tapered the point.  Then super glued it to the broadhead the same way I would apply a knife slab handle.  Finally coating the surface with thin super glue to seal the cedar.  Really quite simple and it is still a removable broadhead with a sweged taper.  All ready for February Hogs     Doc

 

 

 

 

OK so ya answered MY QUESTION  

I was going to suggest taking one of those UBAR things (Universal broadhead adaptor rings) and flipping it upside down to make a smoother transition from head to shaft. But, the cedar looks pretty cool.

Chris

I was thinking JB weld and filing to desired taper. Cedar looks way cooler.

Doc I know I'am getting old and your sight kind of starts to go on you.I got my readers on right now and I swear I can see the S arrow stamp on that little piece of cedar.bowdoc

bowdoc, Dang cedar strips covered up my maker's stamp on the broadhead    Doesn't look like you need them fool glasses after all!

There goes my theory Jeff, that held up pretty good, nice work.  Should do just fine on pigs and bears......    

David

Doc that was great.I love you man...your the best.I will see you soon...bowdoc

Nice work Jeff!!!    I can't wait to see what they do to those hogs. Keep us posted.


Bill

Jeff....I was thinking about just extending the alum foot, and slot it for the head, grind it to a point, then bend it down to the head so you get the taper up to the shaft diameter.  (but the cedar looks prettier!)

either way...300grains is just perfect for me  I'll take 3  

waiting on my Jan tags for CT....we could try them out on a doe or two.

nice work!

Mark, I thought about that or trying to swege down a cone on the front of the alum foot with a slot.  Might be hard to get a nice even cone though.  Plus that alum would be Sharp!  Wouldn't want anything to get cut up...especially ME  :eek:

MR.....Cutter  

Will you have a large enough supply, that these will be on sale in Feb. at some undisclosed location??

MR.....Bull  

No, these dang things take longer for me to do than a knife.  One ceremonial arrow...the rest Wensel Woodsmens.  See ya there...Doc