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Arrow Junkie
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 18 ธ.ค. 2020
Arrow Junkie is ALL about ARROWS! Have you ever thought about building your own arrows? Do you already build your own arrows? We will share knowledge and information to help you learn how to do it, or to help you do it better. Videos will include step by step guides to building arrows, product reviews, and product demonstrations. Find out more at arrowjunkie.com
GrizzlyStik arrow shafts vs. cinder block
Just a quick Grizzly Stik arrow demo to see how tough they really are.
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How to buid your own arrows part four: Fletching
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This is the fourth and final video of a four video series to help you learn how to build your own arrows. In this video you will learn about fletching arrows. We will talk about vanes, vane configurations, glues, and fletching jigs.
How to build your own arrows part three: All about the wraps.
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This is the third of a four video series to help you learn how to build your own arrows.In this video you will learn about the pros and cons of arrow wraps, and how to install them.
How to build your own arrows part two: Insert, Outsert, Halfout installation and tuning
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This is the second of a four video series to help you learn how to build your own arrows. In this video you will learn how to install inserts, outserts, and halfouts, as well as how to tune them.
How to build your own arrows part one: Spinning, Cutting, Squaring
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This is the first of a four video series to help you learn to build your own arrows. In this video you will learn how to properly cut and square your arrows. We will start with spinning each shaft in order to find out what part(s) need to be removed to make it as straight as possible. Then we will cut, square the ends, and finally make sure they are clean and ready to assemble.
Introduction to Arrow Junkie
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This is a quick video to introduce myself and Arrow Junkie. I explain who I am, what Arrow Junkie is all about, and talk about upcoming videos. Upcoming videos will include "How to build your own arrows" as well as arrow building product demonstrations and reviews.
Great vid bro
Hi there, interesting video I'm curious as to these types of builds and what advantages/disadvantages there are to using them. Been a bow hunter for over 35 years- started of course with wooden shafts, then onto Al (still use Al) and carbon shafts. Got plenty of game over the years. Maybe you've already made some video about my question or someone else here can chip in.
from where you buy the carbon shaft to cut the arrows from?
Man i just had a local shop pit together some RIP TKO'S for me. I already saw some errors on their part. I'll be building my own from now on! Appreciate the videos man. Subbed!
Does helical fletching automatically cause parachuting or does it depend on the degree of helical?
It depends on the degree of helical. Parachuting will also be less with heavier arrows. I personally like using a helical clamp and a 2-3 degree helical.
Mkaing my own arrows is definitely a skill a I would like to hone; thank you for taking the time to make this video series!
You need a bug a salt gun for those flies.
What are your thought on sorting the vanes by weight? I did this with my Tac driver 2.75. I had two groups about .5 grain difference. Almost like they have two seperate molds.
Can you provide a list of the tools/equipment that you use for the making of the arrows? A source of where to purchase would be great. Thank you
Have you tried denatured alcohol
As primer
I am curious your tuning that out shirt and gluing it in, what about the Broadhead how do you spin tune a broadhead if the insert doesn't move.
Why did the vane(s) come off?
Hey Robert, the force of the impact was so great it busted a nock and shook off a vane. It's also possible that that arrow had already passed through a target and weakened the glue bond.
Dan, Thank you for this channel! Can you also cover the tools you use as we follow you along please?
What kind of acetone bottle is that ?
Good Information!
Great Video! Thanks!
I have a quick question about arrow spines. I use a spine app on my phone. It asks for arrow carbon to carbon length. However, my black eagle deep impact outsert is an inch deep. Do I still count the inch that is in the outsert on my calculations? For example do I tell the app my carbon to carbon measures 28" when only 27" is sticking out of the outsert?
Definitely use the carbon to carbon measurement without the outsert.
@@arrowjunkie include it even if that part doesn't flex because it is covered by the outsert?
What outsert system are you using?
That is the Victory 50g outsert.
Best arrow building videos I've seen 👌 When arrow spine isn't marked, how do you locate the spine? Also, do you build xbow arrows?
Love the videos!
Don’t trust the Victory spine alignment, double check for your self. It’s a good place to start from.
I prefer non wrapped arrows. 3 fletch and lighted nock this season.
I love this series!
Thanks brother!