Made a dozen of these for a fella in Ohio. Used Surewood shafts are usual.

Nice work there Ron. I'm sure he'll be happy with those sticks. Deno

Beautiful work as usual Ron !

Very nice.

They look really nice, I don't think I could shoot them in the woods. Hate to break something like that.

-Bones

Very nice work.

Beautiful arrows Ron, keep up the good work. Nothing like a handmade beautiful wooden arrow.

Tundra

My cedars.

Nice job on those cedars Frank.

Deno

A set of Killer Bees and two Flu Flu's to match, OregonTK, made for me. They are in a new quiver I had made in South Africa.

Very nice work guys. I particularly like fairly busy arrow crests edged with metallic bands. Applying the metallics at the end of cresting is definitely my favorite part of the procedure.

This is as fancy as I get for my stumpin/huntin arrows.

Just finishing up a batch of arrows for yours truly. Hand ground, and burned turkey fletch, simple crest, and different nock colors, to distinguish two different spines. Easypeasy-japaneasy I have no problem shootin my arrows through critters. LOL Jim

Was looking forward to this thread. Keep em coming. John

Nice work guys!

White Falcon...that quiver is bad ass buddy!

Very nice.

I made 320 arrows all footed last year for 7 archers in the family They got plenty of arrows but not as pretty as some of those posted.I love this sort of stuff .Its inspiring. I may only do 2 or 3 sets of arrows this year .I will concentrate more on the 100 or so arrows that I need to repair of replace.For the new sets I need some more horn bone and ebony .I am footing my next set with ebony and Australian silly oak The knocks will be laminated bone and horn v spliced.The lamination combinations will be the time consuming part and my patients too needs to hold up too..I hope to post pictures in a few months.keep them comming .Does any one know how well ebony will spiral.I know some woods don't like to be twisted.? OSR

Sweet

Great start to the year!!

I hate to interrupt this thread, but I need five or six guys that use my crester and crest five or more dozen a week. That numbere may be high, but I need high volume users that are busy now. If that is you please send me an email so we can talk.

[email protected]

Wow you guys are fast building these things

Here is a few sets I did

FMJ 6mm Autumn Orange Limited Edition with a long and low profile Pearson feather burn.

Finished these a few days ago. I like the Orange on Orange but not as easy to see as my flo yellow combo. This combo does go better with my new bow.

A few more of my cedars.

Just finished these they are Douglas fir and I used a new green dye I found I have some red and yellow dye I can't wait to do something with

Gary you are a master of the craft. Beautiful arrows.

Here are some 1200 SPINE carbon arrows that Gary at D&M Custom arrows made for my daughter's 20# bow.

They're so small in diameter that a 600 spine Easton axis Arrow can slide over the top.

They shoot like missiles out of her little 20 pound bow!!

Just finished these.

Dan, Really nice set of arrows.

Thanks!! Lots of time invested and still learning but I love it! Going to try some marbleizing next I hope. Hard to find time so I hit it when I can. For these I just got a crazy idea and tried to match them to my Toelke's bocote veneers.

Dan

ttt

Made a dozen tapered douglas fir arrows for a fella in Pennsylvania. Dyed the hen feathers fluorescent pink, they look really nice in the daylight.

Great work. Unreal arrows

White Falcon, that quiver is STUNNING! Some of these arrows could kill a deer even if you miss!!! You guys have talent.

Got a few more done

Made a dozen of these douglas fir arrows and a wingbone call to donate for an auction to benefit wounded warriors her in Oregon.

Incredible one and all. What a satisfying hobby. I doubt that I would have the skills to do it, but even if I could, I would not be able to bear seeing one of them broken/damaged.

I have a lot of full length feathers. I'd love to trade for a dz finished arrows if anyone is interested.

Beautiful guys

send a private email if interested

Here is some 55-60's for our annual Nebraska Traditional Archers banquet.

Some more.

Some I made up for our upcoming United Bowhunters of Missouri banquet and festival

Another set

Beautifull arrows so far.One question why banana cut feathers? .To me they look so ugly.May be I just old fashioned.Can't recall seeing them back in the 60s or 70s OSR

Osr144, Everyone has their perferance on what they like. There are a lot of things being used today that weren't used in the 1960s and 1970s.

Yeah kodiaktd you're right there.Maybe that's why they call me old school Richie (OSR).Personal preference is Ok with me.The grand kids always tell me get with the times.Still nice work on the arrows posted any way.I am going for my membership in the old farts club.I think I have been excepted now. Cheers OSR

New 6mm autumn orange FMJs

Godtips with some banana cuts

Friend of mine bought a new Blacktail longbow and needed some target arrows. These should show up nicely in flight as he gets it dialed in.

My buddies wife wanted some peacock themed bamboo arrows

Hey Mike, very cool and different on those peacock arrows, nice job!

Really nice work guys, very professional!

Uhha i was separating Oregontk

Some retro arrows on the left I striped and redid. They were nice and straight, and fly great out of my 59 Grizzly. One even took a Buck a couple years ago. So I'll try them again. The middle are Ash shafts,40-45# they should hit hard. The green one is the only one left from a dozen. I'll be working on more. JF

Just finished these 1816 aluminum with swapped feathers.

Those above aren't mine :-\ These should be mine. JF

Except for two in Mike's picture :-) Look good Mike Gerard.vJF

2 of those above on my post are Jeff's :>)

Love the spliced feathers. Here's mine.

just some spray paint and tape

TTT

beautiful work guys!

Made two dozen of these douglas fir arrows for a fella. He wanted plain and simple, the stain fades out beneath the fletching.

Absolute works of art! Just beautiful gentlemen.

I made this set for a friend.

Here are some going out of the shop tomorrow. They are made from Surewood Shafts Douglas fir.

This is the other 6 of the order.

More Douglas fir shafts. Love how they look stained.

You guys are off to a great start. Awsome looking arrows!!!

I've been busy with other things and putting off building arrows. Looks like i need to start soon.

Just finished these over the weekend, 2 dozen yellow and a dozen pinks

TTT

Just finished up a dozen Sitka spruce.

Here's mine...Wisconsin kid in Montana...Whaddaya expect.. lol...Go Pack Go!

Happy hunting, Jason

Bentstick, those look like some I'm just getting finished up. Classy, tuxedo look. JF

Some I just finished. Big Jim's Buffalo gloss and water base Craft paint. My Tuxedo cresting arrows. JF

Now those are classy JF, I will have to step up my game next set.

Jeff, as always, extremely nice work. One day, if I grow up. :-) I want to be talented too. :-)

-Bones

I liked the last pattern I just made. So I'm doing some of my old carbons that need a face lift. JF

Hey Snag....those are beauty's!!!!! ; >)

Lots of arrows in the works but here's a few I finished up

MORE ARROWS! MORE ARROWS! TTT!

Tapered cedars

Few more sets i made this month

Haven't posted any pics in awhile. Made two dozen douglas fir arrows for a fella using Surewood Premium Shafts.

Gary and Ron, I hope you don't mind my first arrows in many years, I bought all my arrows for the last 25 years, but decided to make up my own.

I attempted to wrap one arrow, but due to my arthritis that was my first and last.....LOL!

Tapered Cedar 5/16 to 11/32 spine 45 to 50.

Feathers True-Flight modified.

Nocks Bohning classic.

True North and Testors finishes.

(Gary and Ron, I hope you don't mind my first arrows in many years,)

I should have proof read what I wrote, oh well, ignore that line........Ha!Ha!.....RonG

RonG ... look plenty good to me brother!

Made these for a local fella. Six are red & white, six are pink & white. Surewood douglas fir shafts.

Just finished these up. "Surewood" Douglas Fir shafts....

Ron, It was early in the morning and my brain was babbling on and my fingers were typing something else. That sentence I wrote didn't make any sense, so I was just letting you folks know that I'm not ready for the men in white coats yet....LOL!

I would like to do feather splicing but I don't think my fingers will allow me to do tedious work anymore, your arrows are beyond what I would use for shooting targets, I think I would just carry them in my back quiver for looks...Ha!Ha!

Thanks OregonTK..............RonG

Thought I'ld throw some in

Some I'm about finished with. Clear tomorrow and fletch this weekend. JF

Made in the USA :-) JF

And finished in the USA :-) JF

Red, white and blue :-) JF

Just beautiful Jeff, are those the ones you recently received in the mail?????

Now I can really see what I have to work towards, my brain is not geared toward the artistic side, so what ever I make I have to get ideas from other folks......Ron

Yes sir, I got these in the mail :-) it's fun coming up with new combinations. Thank you :-) The blue metallic cresting looks turquoise in the picture. It is bluebird blue. Jf

Made these for a guys young daughter. 5/16" douglas fir shafts from Surewood.

These went to a fella back east.

(These went to a fella back east.)

Ron, all I can say is WOW!!!!! Them is Purdy!!

That Douglas fir throws quite a contrast against that yellow.

A set with a split spine...six of one, half a dozen of the other. So I used different colors in the crest to identify them.

Beautiful Work Gents.

Lots of talent for sure!

au naturelle's. The stain fades out to naked wood under the fletch.

Nice work guy's. Some real beauties. Ron do you have a website? Might need to get a dozen of those surewoods

I just did up a dozen of the Easton Autumn Orange FMJs.

Made these for my sons birthday bow,a Bear takedown

Been busy the last few weeks making some stock for a show and few sets for some friends

These came out super nice

St. Patrick's Day arrows

St. Patrick's Day arrows

Love the set for your son BIG JACK good stuff right there

A few I made from German Spruce last month

made these for a charity auction last month. I used acrylic craft paint and wiped it on like stain..

Some beautiful arrows here! Very nice work

Made these for a gentleman with a 31 inch draw length. Forrester wood shafts 34" long.

Made myself a couple arrows. Surewood tapered douglas fir in 70- 75 spine.

gbow123, those arrows you posted on 25 Jan (yellow/blk/brown are stunning! Beautiful!

Red Bird arrows by Paul Jalon

Those are pretty sharp Ron :-) JF

Tapered spruce, 61lb spine, 540 gr.

Wow! Those are all beautiful arrows. How in the world do you shoot those? I don't think I could......be afraid I would scratch them! Great work! God bless.

My show off arrows

Made a dozen of these for R-man.

thanks

My arrows and broadheads for this years hunting!

Lil Grouse pattern courtesy of my good friend Mingo...

Heres some of mine with primitive aluma nocks

Lots of eye candy :-) JF

Rainy day here. Boredom led to my first attempt at feather splicing. Believe these will get broadheads for deer season.

These are destined to adorn some arrows...

My bear hunt shafts for this year.

These are some Surewood Shafts that I made for a guy in British Columbia. He hopes to introduce one to a big black bear ??

WOW you guys! Just WOW!

A dozen of these are going with a guy elk hunting in Hells Canyon this year.

Beautiful shows guys. Wondering,if any of you might trade out some for some skins? Let me know , thanks.

A set of carbon arrows for my son.

Last batch of arrows till after elk season!

Not nearly as fancy as the others.

VERY NICE work by all!

Been hard at work again in the Arrows shop

Been hard at work again in the Arrows shop

Ron, I really like the way you just let the stain blend. I always tried to make a straight line and cover it with cresting, but no more.

Crowfoot

These are the new Camo FMJs in the woodland old school camo I love the look

Made some woodies that came out nice these will be in my quiver this year

Brown on brown with black they sure could get lost in the woods

Sorry double picture didn't mean to do that

Here's my first attempt at making my own cedars.

Lbshooter very nice !!

Very nice arrows,wish I had them all

Ttt

Finished burning feathers on my orange and white, now I'm making new ones capped in black with silver and gold

Since there is some BOW HUNTING GOING ON, we have to get this back to the TOP ( Even though arrows are too Purdy to shoot!)batman

Bamboo shaft and Snake River Rock. The complete setup weighs in at 430grains at 31" nock to Stone Point. JF

Glued and tied on fletching, with a Osage reinforced selfnock. JF

Here's my second attempt,

I just finished this batch of 2114's. Arrow wraps and 5" LW shield cut feathers. Thanks for looking. Lance.

Flu flus

Great ARROWS guys :-) JF

My last set I finished today, now it's time to go shoot some at deer.

This thread is pure trad porn. Some amazing talent shown here. I just might need to get serious about learning to make my own this winter. You guys are inspiring

Mountain Man, That looks like what I have growing in my yard, no insult intended, just a joke!....Great Job, I bet they slow down rapidly after ten yards, by the way the first time I ever shot a bow was when my neighbor took me pheasant hunting, I was 12 and used flu flu's that he made.

Oregon TK uses surewood fir arrows a lot, so I bought a dozen and tuned one, shot it bare shaft and pretty consistently placed it near the ten ring at 15 and 20 yards, They seem to be more consistent than the cedars that I have used in the past, a lot easier to tune and no straightening required, at least not on the dozen that I received. I beleive I have a new wood arrow that I'm going to be using all the time, can't wait to shoot them with feathers.

When I get them finished I will post them here, there is not one bad arrow in this post, they are all beautiful, great job everyone and keep them coming.............RonG

Cedars I made earlier this year. Bumble-bees for my recurve, red/wht/blk for my longbow.

Eyeballed the feather profile with cardboard template and scissors... started out as banana fletch. I didn't like them. Trimmed them down but they are still too "high" I think... might trim them down again. A little Noisy out of my widow.

Ron

They drop pretty good but thats the point right ; ) There alot of fun to watch arrow flight on these spirals,,there Douglas Fir shafts and i used antique brass field points

Scott, those are definitely top of the line in flu-flu's the ones I used were just large feathers, yours look really nice and I bet they do look great in flight. The flu-flu's I used went about thirty yards before they dropped, how far does your arrows travel and with what weight bow.

Thanks for your time, Ron

Ron

There heavy arrows,,,but 15-20yrds they hit like the hammer of Thor Your talking 600+grns off 45-50# longbow there amazing back yard tree rat medicine PM your address again ill make you a couple to play with,,,,i got some extra shafts just for that,ill make pretty ones to match your pretty longbow,,they stabilize and come straight bout 2' off the shelf

Douglas fir arrows for a guy. Love Surewood Shafts for making Arrows! So easy to work with and makes a good straight and strong arrow.

Jerry Jerry

I like the french curve!!

Man if i could get one fletching id make a temp plate Been die'n to try those flecthing And i got a new ASL coming to make arrows for

There coming very very soon. Burnt Jerry's. Rooty

Got a few more sets down this past month

Bamboo shaft and polychrome Point, from the master Knapper. Mike Cook from Michigan. I only put it all together :-) JF

The pushing end. Selfnock with a piece of Paduck for strength. JF

Working hard in the arrow shop

Some old Acme POC were calling to me to let them take flight!

I love the last set David

Couple more before we start a new 2018 thread