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Removing broken wooden arrow tip
I’m working on a series of short videos on my YouTube channel. Offering some quick tips for archers on different topics. The first of these is the technique I use is to remove glued on wooden arrow points from broken arrow shaft. I hope you find this of use and if you have any ideas for topics then let me know. Enjoy your shooting and as always thanks for listening, watching and supporting.
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Indigenous peoples in Wisconsin began using bow-and-arrow technology about 1,400 years ago, using arrows tipped with stone projectile points. Points found at archaeological sites still display flaking scars that reveal how flintknappers made them. But what about the rest of the arrow? Here Dr. Jim Theler introduces long-time MVAC friend Loren Cade, who takes us through the complex process of making a flight-worthy arrow, from forming the shaft to affixing fletching and an arrowhead. This fascinating process shows how traditional bows and arrows—sometimes called "primitive" to distinguish them from modern counterparts—were very sophisticated indeed.
Just harvested some wild rose for seasoning to make natural arrow shafts.... First time trying this material.
This is probably the most basic way to straighten an arrow shaft –Direct fire with applied force.
Arrows role in overcoming target panic
Arrows role in overcoming target panic
Forest of arrows
In the previous posts, I talked about personal confidence and your mindset. In the next couple of articles, I am going to look at the role of equipment setup and how these can affect your confidence in both positive and negative ways. As ever if you have any questions or queries drop me a line. How can we build self-confidence? Well, that is not an easy question as there are so…
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Arrow making and repair tip on removing broken nock
Arrow making and repair tip on removing broken nock
I’ve been doing some repairs on some club Mybo Cadet arrows and I’d like to share this tip with you. Following a coaching session we had quite a few broken nocks.
Broken nock
When a nock breaks leaving a section in the shaft, it can be hard to remove. I found taking a small screw and carefully screwing it into the broken part of the nock can help. You can then use a pair of pliers to grip the…
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Equipment review - Batwing feather fletchings
Equipment review – Batwing feather fletchings
Rob Shooting
Okay, so for the past several months I have been trying out a new flethching profile on my arrow set up. In the past I have always stuck with the shield profile, with Sharon preferring a parabolic profile on her arrows. I feel that a lot of the time it is personal preference, but I’ve found a 4 or 5 inch shield to work well on my flatbows and a 3 inch has always been…
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Arrow making tips and advice
Arrow making tips and advice
 Okay so as many of you know I make a lot of arrows and if truith be known I quite like it. I find the process of making them relaxing a lot of the time. The thing is I tend to make wooden arrows and not many with aluminium or carbon shafts these days since Sharon swapped back from shooting barebow to shooting woods.
Well I’ve been making up some club training arrows in readiness for some new…
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