Nice arrows and nice pics. I usually stick to plain janes also, but sometimes it's nice to spend a little extra time.

Nice job on the arrows and good idea for a cresting jig. Using marbles was a great idea and definitely thinking outside of the box. Thanks for sharing your idea with us.

That is cool i wouldn't mind learning how to do that one day

Wish I could take credit for the marble idea.  Ozy Clint had a thread about making a bush mechanic's arrow spinner and it was where I got the idea.  I just expanded on an already great idea.

http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=082740

Those are nice looking arrows, and a cool cresting setup to boot!

Great job.thanks for sharing and take to explain  

Good job Pac. Nice

Thanks for the great information!  This seems like a very economical way to crest some arrows.  Thanks for taking the time to post your pictures also.  It looks like you have a good system going!

Bernie Bjorklund
NC Iowa/SW Wisconsin

48# Spirit longbow
45# Martin Hunter recurve

I wish I could make arrows as beautiful as yous .

Nice job Pac. I've been making them for years, and it never ends, you always think of a new one to try out.
Have fun, shoot straight.
PS. Love the marble idea.  

Nice arrows but beware it will consume you.I just started making arrows again,I had mad so many it took me about 5 years to shoot them up.All my paints dried up,got sticker shock with shaft prices.Thank goodness I still have 100's of feathers.I could not even find Duco Cement.I had to by it online.What is this world coming to.

Very nice arrows and set up. Good job.

Nice set up, thanks for sharing!

Lol, nowhere to put the batteries ^^

Fine woodies  

Great job, Pac.
Joe

All around great job, keep it up.

Those are sure some pretty arrows . I'm making self nocking arrows with a walnut stain & screw in adapters . I just don't have the gift to make a pretty arrow like the ones listed here .