Just wanted to show off some new arrows I made. They are Douglas Fir, stained a dark walnut, and the crown stained golden pecan.

 

I really like those. I have seen some that almost looked as good as yours going for $80

Gorgeous,congrats    

Well Done,  very nice lines........ Thanks for sharing them with us.......Mark

Oh my!  Those don't look safe, I'd better take those off your hands.  For your own safety   .    Nice work.

Very nice arrows....
Tell us about your Bow also...

Nice looking arrows, Titan. What brand of stain do you use? Jim

Thanks for all the kind words on the arrows.
The bow is a 64" John Strunk Spirit. Its a Hill-style glass laminated bow, with yew limbs, bubinga riser, and prairie rattler skins. Its 61@28.

Flat out awesome! The two stain colors are really enhanced by the feather splicing. Nicely done.

Beautiful work!!

Dark Walnut is my favorite arrow stain........

Those are GREAT! I really like the idea of using a barred feather for the insert instead of a solid color. I was wondering how you did it until I realized it was a barred feather.

Must say they are sweet. Trad guys are some of the best craftsmen out there.

Real nice.I like that splice.

Those look great almost to pretty to shoot -

Mike

Those look great almost to pretty to shoot -

Mike

That splicing looks like it would be hard...? Probably like a lot of things, it just depends on who's doing it!  BEAUTIFUL arrows! Mine look pretty plain next to yours. But I'm still happy with what my hands did with a bunch of turkey feathers and some paint and glue. How many years have you been making arrows? I just finished my second dozen. Sure is fun.  Great job!

Those are pretty. Just right on the colors and stripes. Those splices really add a touch of class.

Beautiful work. Nicely done.

WOW! You are the Man!  I am merely the guy that writes to the Man.

 

Awesome job