Mike, didn't you post before how you do that hazy looking dip?  That is phenomenal!

Yes, it was the "How to build some cool looking arrows" thread.

Beautiful Arrows!    

These are some Surewood Shaft douglas fir that are going out tomorrow...if I can get in the post office!

 

Awesome work on these arrows! I'm doing the marble dip on my carbons per Mr. Vines thread.

This is my first try at making arrows.  I tried the marbled paint from Mike Vines' how to.
These are POC stained, wipe on poly with a white cap and purple marbling.  My photo skills leave a lot to be desired.

My next project will be trying to add some cresting.

 

I forgot.  These are for the beautiful bow I got from canopyboy in the bow swap.

Great color combo, they look awesome. Can't wait to see them fly!

Hemlock from Surewood Arrow Shafts...

 

 

Some I made for my horse bow POC stained
 

Just dyed these turkey feathers and had to see how they'd look on an arrow. Surewood Shafts 80/85's.

Made some to see in the woods. 1, 2 & 3 rings at nock for UK competitions - 1st, 2nd & 3rd shot. Will get a cresting jig soon to do a better job!
 

 

QuoteOriginally posted by yeharrr:
Some I made for my horse bow POC stained
   

I like those.  What weight are those points?

Got out yesterday to shoot my first batch of cedars in the snow on my newly built backstop.

QuoteOriginally posted by kagross:
 

QuoteOriginally posted by yeharrr:
Some I made for my horse bow POC stained
     

I like those.  What weight are those points? [/b]

Hi Kagross, both the steel and the brass points are 125grn. The shafts are weaker in spine than the arrows I use for my flatbows as there is no shelf cut out on the horse bow and they have to bend more round the handle. The brass points are screw on, miles better thsn messing with glue and they stay on really well. I now use screw on on all my shafts brass, steel 5/16 and 11/32. you can even mend a broken tip if you have to when out in the woods, just carry a couple of spares in your pocket and a taper tool or even shape with a knife if you have to. Also you can easily swap tips for different weights when tuning a new set of arrows.

Here is my first go at woodies