continue working
continue working
continue working
heihei
my horn
the big one is 93cm long
the small one is 61cm long
If someone need horn you can tell me,I can help you.
the big one is 93cm long
the small one is 61cm long
If someone need horn you can tell me,I can help you.
the feather are vulture and some bird
Hello :D
That is nice work you doing, I especially like your grooving tool!
Is the blade made by you?
I'll keep in mind your offer of horn! :wink:
Oh, btw I believe that the narrow fletching is pheasant
That is nice work you doing, I especially like your grooving tool!
Is the blade made by you?
I'll keep in mind your offer of horn! :wink:
Oh, btw I believe that the narrow fletching is pheasant
Alex S. wrote:
Hello :D
That is nice work you doing, I especially like your grooving tool!
Is by you?
I'll keep in mind your offer of horn! :wink:
Oh, btw I believe that the narrow fletching is pheasant
hello Alex S. :D
Thanks for your praise ! I like make friends with everyone . The blade is made by my friend ,and I like it very much . The feather is prepared for my teacher Wukai,I can not make narrow by myself now .
I like your grooving tool and the work done with it too! I just love working with hand tools and I'm happy to see others keeping them alive :).
Personally I would not use pheasant tail feathers for fletching arrows, I find them very soft and the barbs of the web separate and crush quite easly
(Do you know someone who uses them??). But I like the pheasant wing feathers for the low profile fletching very much.
Those wing feathers look good, go for something which holds the shape well.
Keep up the great work!
Personally I would not use pheasant tail feathers for fletching arrows, I find them very soft and the barbs of the web separate and crush quite easly
(Do you know someone who uses them??). But I like the pheasant wing feathers for the low profile fletching very much.
Those wing feathers look good, go for something which holds the shape well.
Keep up the great work!
Thank you for your advice about feathers .I have not make any arrow now,these feathers are prepare for my hornbow-teacher WK1234WK . And I do not know how tu make an arrow .But I think I can do it well under all the teacher's help in ATARN .Ashbow wrote:
I like your grooving tool and the work done with it too! I just love working with hand tools and I'm happy to see others keeping them alive :).
Personally I would not use pheasant tail feathers for fletching arrows, I find them very soft and the barbs of the web separate and crush quite easly
(Do you know someone who uses them??). But I like the pheasant wing feathers for the low profile fletching very much.
Those wing feathers look good, go for something which holds the shape well.
Keep up the great work!