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can we see you homemade arm guards and quivers

Started by andy thomas, June 05, 2010, 08:15:00 PM

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andy thomas

just was wanting to see some of those homemade arm guards and quivers you guys make. been out cutting some red hartebeast for the kids arm guards and thought it would be cool to see what you guys have done.

Charlie Lamb

here's apic of my armguard template....lace it with stretch cord.  I like mine simple
 
Hunt Sharp

Charlie

OkKeith

Charlie,

You have a pic of how that arm gaurd is laced? Can't picture how the four holes on the top side tabs are used. One long piece or 3 individual pieces?

Thanks!

OkKeith
In a moment of decision the best thing you can do is the right thing. The worst thing you can do is nothing.
Theodore Roosevelt

andy thomas


Charlie Lamb

lets see if i can get through this (right hand in cast)

the bottom holes (singles)are for hooks or buttons.

the holes (::)get laced.
start by tying a knot in the end of stretch cord. thread unknotted end into bottom right hole and bring it out the upper left hole.

leave enough for a loop then thread  end through upper right hole and across and out of lower left hole. tie knot.

you are left with a loop which is stretched around forearm and placed over hook or button. pulling on the knot end tightens the guard.

if that is unclear i'll try to get a picture
Hunt Sharp

Charlie

andy thomas

thanks charlie, kind of hard to get anything done with a hand in a cast.

tim roberts



This is a picture of them when they were new, they have a look of something with character now!!!
Tim

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I guess if we run into the bear that is making these tracks, we oughta just get off the trail.......He seems to like it!  
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steadman

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Cromm

QuoteOriginally posted by Charlie Lamb:
lets see if i can get through this (right hand in cast)

the bottom holes (singles)are for hooks or buttons.

the holes (::)get laced.
start by tying a knot in the end of stretch cord. thread unknotted end into bottom right hole and bring it out the upper left hole.

leave enough for a loop then thread  end through upper right hole and across and out of lower left hole. tie knot.

you are left with a loop which is stretched around forearm and placed over hook or button. pulling on the knot end tightens the guard.

if that is unclear i'll try to get a picture
Hi,
I think I get it but a photo some times is better than a 1000 words. So if you do have a photo I would like to see it.
Thanks for your time.

Charlie Lamb

Hunt Sharp

Charlie

andy thomas


OkKeith

Thanks Charlie,

I got it, but a picture will be great.

OkKeith
In a moment of decision the best thing you can do is the right thing. The worst thing you can do is nothing.
Theodore Roosevelt

gudspelr

Here's my armguard




Here's what my quiver started as



Finished close up



Sorry, no good one of the quiver by itself, so here it is with my other stuff




Jeremy
"Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful."
- William Morris

Craftsmen strive to make their products both.

johnis

Nice. Homemade items are satisfying,fun to do and
full of character!!   :thumbsup:

DesertDude

Here's one of the Type of back quivers I make...
DesertDude >>>----->

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1978-1998

Charlie Lamb

Hunt Sharp

Charlie

andy thomas


joekeith

Here's some quivers I've made for me, my wife, my son, and granddaughter.

Jeremy

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Stiks-n-Strings

Nice stuff guys. I'll have to get pics up of some of mine.
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