This is exactly what I search right now. Mainly fletching, which fletching machine to buy and which fletching I should add to mine arrows. And not only for barebow and recurve but also for the traditional longbow, without rest and button. So thank you. You become mine first Patreon supported artist. :-)
Super keen on all you produce. I have just started in archery with the end game for me is to make the Australian Invictus Team. I learning so so much from your channel. Thank you.
Keep up the content Jake much appreciated i hve a question how do you put on spin wings so the button is pushing against the stiff side of the arrow without turning the nock for clearance.
Jake, can I ask what you'd recommend for a good weight difference margin for a matched set of self cut and assembled arrows? I know for olympic shooting the weights should almost be the same, but for local County shoots what's a good weight difference (in grains) to aim for? Thanks.
Why do you fletch the aluminiumarrow left handed when you are right handed archer? Doesn't that makes the arrow counterspin? Making the arrow become like a round cannonball at first and when it starts to spin only a few meters from the taget.
Keep going ;-) My son wants to be an Olympians like you are and you give us all the needed info. Greetings from Czech republic (y)
This is exactly what I search right now. Mainly fletching, which fletching machine to buy and which fletching I should add to mine arrows. And not only for barebow and recurve but also for the traditional longbow, without rest and button.
So thank you. You become mine first Patreon supported artist. :-)
Most soothing thing for my brain is to build new arrows :D quality time.
Super keen on all you produce. I have just started in archery with the end game for me is to make the Australian Invictus Team. I learning so so much from your channel. Thank you.
Just got an email from my dealer. My arrows are ready to be picked up. Can’t wait to start building them, and start tuning the bow.
Wow! Thanks! I was just thinking an hour ago if I should start building my own arrows because I just ordered a bunch from my pro shop. Perfect timing!
Yay, another arrow video :)
I tried to make the support in Patreon, but i don't know if the videos have subtitles how in TH-cam, I'm from Chile. Regards.
Keep up the content Jake much appreciated i hve a question how do you put on spin wings so the button is pushing against the stiff side of the arrow without turning the nock for clearance.
Jake, can I ask what you'd recommend for a good weight difference margin for a matched set of self cut and assembled arrows? I know for olympic shooting the weights should almost be the same, but for local County shoots what's a good weight difference (in grains) to aim for? Thanks.
awesome video, but usually starts around 2:00, this one at 2:34
Spring tention from dial gauge should be subtracted
Dear Jake,
Is there any benefits from having a heavier/lighter arrow for target archery?
Heavier, drifts less in the wind if it is also smaller, lighter is good for shooting field archery but may not be as accurate or forgiving.
Once I have established my spine will it be the same for indoor fat arrow and thin 3D arrows.
In general yes, unless you change point weights dramatically or arrow length. Also if you change from parallel arrows to barreled or tapered arrows.
Why do you fletch the aluminiumarrow left handed when you are right handed archer? Doesn't that makes the arrow counterspin? Making the arrow become like a round cannonball at first and when it starts to spin only a few meters from the taget.
Watch this Jake explains, th-cam.com/video/7drTGLfIg68/w-d-xo.html sure at somepoint this will get a refresh
Thanks Colin, I will revisit that in the future some day.
Dougfir/cedar
We should all buy components, equipment and tools from our local independent archery shops.
Agree, but a lot of places worldwide are shut down still and people still have that itch scratch!
@@JakeKaminskiArchery I'm lucky my local shop, Deer Creek Archery, is open. Got half a dozen arrows yesterday.
You can also build your own arrow saw for about $50. I did.