Ok, they're not really future wood, but I've been enjoying my future wood Kodiak Hunter so much I thought I'd make up some arrows special for it.  I had a lot of fun tracking down the right color of stain and paint and getting the stripes laid out just right.  

They also work great for a brace height check.  

Just thought I'd share the results.


My DIY cresting machine:
 

 

 

 

Very very nice!!  I think I will try that.  And that is a great cresting machine.  Does having the block on top of the support really help stabilize the shaft?  

RonP

Hey Ron the block on top does seem to help.  Probably because my nock holder isn't the best and allows the shaft to wobble a bit.  It's still a work in process and needs a few more tweaks.

Brian

Now that's pretty darned awesome!

My luck I would do that and then decide to change my brace height...

You did a great job, it looks fantastic.    

Bernie

Great idea and really nice work matching everthing up!   Greg

That is coooooooooooooool!

Nice job on the arrows Brian.


------------------------------------------------------May Your Arrow Drink Deep of the Whitetail!

cool  

Brian - Great "matching arrow". Inventiveness and superb workmanship.

You will have to put another cresting pattern at the point end of the arrow and post of photograph of you at full draw...

Bernie - Brian's arrows are automatic brace height checkers.

Good idea, Wade.  That might help cure my case of target panic that flairs up occasionally!

Brian

Very nice workmanship and a cool idea.  

Looks like the string is color coordinated as well.  

       

Trap

Excellent job making that all line up! That is way cool.

Hats off on that! Great looking arrows and great cresting maching.

Wow, those are really great looking arrows....  very nice photo composition too.

I just love future wood bows, those arrows look real sharp  

OUTSTANDING work.bd

Very impressive work.