Morning All, Are any of our resident smith's making box hinges and or arrow heads? Hoping to find one within before searching the web again. Thanks, Andy I have some friends that have a bunch of different sizes for sale if you are still interested. I could direct you to them. That would be great! T...

Wilhelm: I like the socketed ones with the 'eared leaf' blade Thanks, they are a copy of elven arrows obviously. The issue is they weigh 750gr all by themselves and the socket is too small for anything over 5/16. I have put a couple together but I have to shoot them out of my 103# bow and they don'...

A Mayer wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 3:40 pm Morning All,

Are any of our resident smith's making box hinges and or arrow heads?
Hoping to find one within before searching the web again.

Thanks,
Andy

I have some friends that have a bunch of different sizes for sale if you are still interested. I could direct you to them.

Nice job on the grip wrap. When you get to the scabbard if you dont mind some pics of the process, I need to try and make a scabbard for one of my swords.

I can't find the link anymore, but I basically melted the lanolin in a tub of boiling water, very similarly to how one might dye wool. It worked more or less, although for small items applying like one might wax a coat might work. https://babeegreens.com/pages/how-to-lanolize-wool-and-cashmere Cool...

Turgolanas wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2024 3:07 pm I bought 100% pure lanolin from amazon, the kind that works as a skin cream. I did notice a difference in my wool. I'm not sure the brand matters, as long as it is pure lanolin. I do need to repeat the process on my newer wool cloak and hood.

How did you apply it to your fabric?

Greetings! Your book sounds very interesting and unique. I look forward to it.

Let me be the 1st to say hello! I am the least versed here on the lore as I am doing my 1st re-read in quite a few years to figure my set out.

A Mayer wrote: ↑Tue Feb 20, 2024 6:14 pm

Wilhelm wrote: ↑Tue Feb 20, 2024 2:57 am Those look great, good job on the nocks. Are you using glue or tape for the fletchings?

Thanks Wilhelm,

I use glue. I've never had any experience with tape. Of course I only do small batches.
your arrows look amazing btw.

Andy

Thank you very much!

They are a Witcher world re-enactment, just way better than most.

Those look great, good job on the nocks. Are you using glue or tape for the fletchings?

Very nice!

Excellent!

Happy birfday!

Have you found the (small) archery range yet? There are nearly always hay bales stacked on a hillside clearing along one of the trails left over from the previous summer's day camp. I can give you directions if you haven't found it yet. I have not! I will be there next week again. If I dont find it...