Was thinking about maybe trying it thought they looked cool seen it somewhere. Any pics and steps in how you do it. Burn then seal?
Thanks
Bob

Bob, I don't use it for camo, I just use it as a diff. touch to my privative arrows....











Yes, burn/torch...then seal....

Looks cool Curt! Burning doesn't hurt them huh

badas arras Gu!

Is that snakeskin as a wrap?  If it is, that is some serious craft going on on those arrows.

I have burned for camo/looks for years no issues with hurting the shafts or lowering there durability.

Hi Curt.

That is some work of craft and art on those arrows.
Also like that snakeskin wrap.

Respect

Daniel

GURU- Very COOL arrows!!!!!!!

QuoteOriginally posted by Guru:
Bob, I don't use it for camo, I just use it as a diff. touch to my privative arrows....

 

 

 

 

 

Yes, burn/torch...then seal....

Curt your arrows are REALLY a work of art. I've always  enjoyed Drooling..ooops   I ment..looking at them
     

Nice Guru

Nice arrows guys, true works of art.

I get a little burn and scorch marks during straightening the shoots I make into shafts.

i burn mine as well. It looks good. I am doing another batch this weekend, I will post up some pics when they are done.

Here are some homemade ones.

Top one is my favorite.



From Top to Bottom.

Shaft - Maple / Feathers - Peacock ( two feather fletching )
Shaft - Maple / Feathers - Grey Goose ( three feather fletching )
Shaft - Cedar / Feathers - Raven ( three feather fletching
Shaft - Maple / Feathers - Wild Turkey ( three feather fletching )



Daniel

Those are some good looking arrows bows !

wow guru and yononindo those are really cool primitive arrows. i would like to see how you tied on the fletchings. did you use glue and a fletching jig first? if not, how do you get the correct spacing on your fletchings for the correct helical twist?do you tie on the back first?how do you determine how much space to leave available in front of the nock? i really like the trade points too yononindo.      

QuoteOriginally posted by broketooth:
 how do you get the correct spacing on your fletchings for the correct helical twist?do you tie on the back first?          

Hi Broketooth,

this is how I do it.

I am using this antler tip for fletching. Great little helper and easy to make yourself.





Also good for straightening arrows.


Daniel

Very nice job guys!!

Thats some major artwork guys.Great job

Cool Stuff, any close pics of the burned shafts themselves?
Thanks
Bob