Well, I finally finished my quiver last night, bringing me to a finished setup for now.  I'm not near the craftsman as many are on this site, but for my first time on all of it, I think it turned out ok.


Bow, Stringer, Armguard, Quiver (and disregard the way the tiller looks on the bow...it actually does shoot ok):




Stringer has some of that no-slip rubbery stuff for under a plastic cutting board sewed onto the square part so it grips the fiberglass better




Quiver started out as a free tube from a local window tinting shop:




And ended up being wrapped with an old leather coat my wife didn't wear anymore and dyed.  Finished off with 1/8" insulation tape inside for quiet and a bunch of 550 cord I had sitting around for a strap.  The arrows were a great find off c's list and I fletched them with a friend's jig and some feathers he gave me.




Armguard's not all that great, but it does the job.




Bow completed with a bear hair rest and beaver balls.  63# @ 28.5", 64" nock to nock




For any of you out there that think this stuff is too hard, trust me-if I can do it, you most certainly can, too   .


Jeremy

Well done.    Making your own stuff is a lot of fun and most times it will serve your purposes very well.If it don't, we build something else.   :D

Looks awesome! I especially like the quiver...I do hope your wife is the one who decided that she no longer wore the coat  

it all looks real goood and there is something to be said for using stuff you have made with your own two hands  

Cool beans!
Looks good to me

That's a nice set of gear right there! Very nice!

Great job!!

Fine job,enjoy the fruits of your labor.

great job on all of it, be careful you will find yourself staring at it when you should be watching for deer.  

                   

Man, when you make a harvest with that setup, you will be part of a very unique group. Congrats on some very nice work.  

Look forward to pics of you with it all and something on the ground this fall. Nicely done!

Congrats on a very good job on all items especially for the first go at it.

Good luck and get some blood!


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Glenn

Now THAT'S inspiring! Awesome is too light a word.

Very nice, and functional!

What Kind Of Dye did You Use on the Quiver??

Man! I am DIGGING that quiver!

Well done mate. Something to be proud of.

Congrats,well done and functional!!