Thanks for the feedback Aaron! Appreciate it! An arrow saw is one of the last things on my list to get for the DIY bow shop. Haven't made the plunge just yet though. When I do, I'll put up a video on it!
Dude can’t thank you enough, subscriber well earned. Just got quoted $200 to restring my Hoyt... needless to say I will be investing in myself and my skills. I’m a tinkerer and have always wanted to be able to tune and have absolute faith in my bow! Your video just convinced me I’ve made the right choice.
That's so awesome to hear! Way to go jumping in and learning how to do it yourself! It takes time, but little by little you'll become a pro. That's exactly how this started for me. Almost $200 for a new string and tune, so decided to invest in the equipment to do it myself. Keep at it and we'll keep posting more videos that hopefully are helpful for you! Appreciate the feedback as well.
1st thing you do in your workshop in the garage is finish off the mudding of the tape lines. Then paint the ceilings and walls white. That way you get a lot more Bang for your buck when you put your lights in.
Thanks! I actually just finished doing that and might do another video with the "remodel". Great tip though! Its SO much brighter after painting it white!
Thank you and thanks for watching! I don't have my own arrow saw just yet, but hope to get one. If I need arrows cut I'll have to run to my local shop for the time being. Once cut I can sure do the rest though! Thanks!
@@BackwoodsPursuit I did a search for arrow saws a while back and a small cutoff saw at Harbor Fright came up; I bought one to use for my grandsons, they are always needing arrows or arrows fixed from using our backyard 3-D course. After seeing your video, I saw some on using this saw from Harbor Fright for a arrow saw, giving me some ideas. I like your bow holder for the bow vise.
Something to think about..... Before screwing in the anchors/hangers for your bows be sure no plumbing or electrical is running through the 2x4s in the wall. Can't tell you how many times I have been on service calls to repair electrical problems only to find out home owner screwed in too long of screws and ruined the romex cable in the wall.
That's a great reminder! I'm sure that happens all the time! Thanks for watching as well! Check out the updated shop here as well... th-cam.com/video/s3xDiEdiNJ8/w-d-xo.html
Do you still use that bow vise? I checked out the one you have on Amazon and it is very cheap, which scares me a little...does it hold it pretty steady or would you recommend spending more money on a more solid vise? Thanks for this video!
Thanks for watching! Yeah, I do still have that vise and use it regularly. It does fine. If money isn't an object, I'd get one of those OMP vises, but they are a lot more expensive. For just working on your bow in the garage, that one in the video does fine.
Backwoods Pursuit Thank you for the prompt reply! I appreciate little things like that. Subbed! Keep giving awesome content like this...just built my first set of arrows thanks to quarantine...Day Six arrows, 100 grain outsert system and 125 grain point...figured you’d appreciate that! Thanks again for the great content! God bless!
@@ronaldcalvird8116 awesome man! That's actually the exact arrow build I'm playing with right now! Was out at the range today shooting the 50gr and 100gr insert/outsert build to see which flew best for me before I build this dozen. These Day Six arrows are impressive! Stoked to try them. Thanks for the sub! Really appreciate it! God Bless and stay safe!
Backwoods Pursuit That’s awesome. Brian is such a good guy. Glad you’re supporting him. You’ll love the arrows and components. You should do a video reviewing them!
@@ronaldcalvird8116 absolutely! Brian is awesome! Hes super helpful and gets you all dialed in. Super knowledgeable as well. I plan on putting together a review on the arrows and on building them etc.
@@BackwoodsPursuit Amazon has a bunch of them you can throw it in the vehicle and take it with you in the woods.There so much cheaper then a bow vise with a stand, with 5 rugrats im always looking for a deal and has more than one use.
It works well enough. Holds the bow secure, but can be a bit tough to make the bow totally level etc for leveling 3rd axis, but for the money it's totally worth it. If money were no object the OMP is much nicer but also about $200.
Thank you! I picked it up over at the Exo Mountain Gear shop...here's a link. I don't think they make this design any more though, but you could call and ask. exomtngear.com/collections/logo-gear
I bought one of those cable bow press .For me it was worthless, the bottom cam broke off the first time I used it . Get a 3/4" pipe clamp and see on TH-cam how to build a good diy bow press . Good luck .
You got a great Channel I was wondering what kind of arrow saw do you use didn’t see It in the video if you have one love to hear from you
Thanks for the feedback Aaron! Appreciate it! An arrow saw is one of the last things on my list to get for the DIY bow shop. Haven't made the plunge just yet though. When I do, I'll put up a video on it!
I realize I am kinda off topic but do anybody know a good website to stream newly released tv shows online ?
@Yousef Matthew I use Flixzone. You can find it by googling :)
@Casey Brady yup, have been using Flixzone for months myself :)
@Casey Brady thank you, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) Appreciate it !
You are really good into archery sports
Thanks Eric! Appreciate you watching.
Dude can’t thank you enough, subscriber well earned. Just got quoted $200 to restring my Hoyt... needless to say I will be investing in myself and my skills. I’m a tinkerer and have always wanted to be able to tune and have absolute faith in my bow! Your video just convinced me I’ve made the right choice.
That's so awesome to hear! Way to go jumping in and learning how to do it yourself! It takes time, but little by little you'll become a pro. That's exactly how this started for me. Almost $200 for a new string and tune, so decided to invest in the equipment to do it myself. Keep at it and we'll keep posting more videos that hopefully are helpful for you! Appreciate the feedback as well.
Looks like I have a great weekend ( or three) project to do.
You got it! It's not that hard to get set up...just take one thing at a time!
This is sweet! I’m next on the list to come build mine!
Sounds like I'm gonna be busy!! :)
Nice video. We have a pretty similar setup except I just clamp my bow in the vice instead of a cradle when using the Bow master press
Thanks! Sticking it in the vise would work great as well! Do you every have any issues with stability or is it solid enough for you?
Cool shop. Have a similar one in my basement. I used the 4 48" led shop lights and it's like working on the sun. 20.00 @ Costco
Thanks Chris! I'll bet those 4 48" LED's put out some light!
This is great information.
Thanks for watching!
Really nice set up dude 🤙
Thank you! Thanks for watching too!
Good video. Really helpful
Thank you! Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching!
Great stuff!!
Thank you!
1st thing you do in your workshop in the garage is finish off the mudding of the tape lines. Then paint the ceilings and walls white. That way you get a lot more Bang for your buck when you put your lights in.
Thanks! I actually just finished doing that and might do another video with the "remodel". Great tip though! Its SO much brighter after painting it white!
Nice video. Noticed no reference to an arrow saw. Making your own arrows, I would think you would need one.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
I don't have my own arrow saw just yet, but hope to get one. If I need arrows cut I'll have to run to my local shop for the time being. Once cut I can sure do the rest though! Thanks!
@@BackwoodsPursuit I did a search for arrow saws a while back and a small cutoff saw at Harbor Fright came up; I bought one to use for my grandsons, they are always needing arrows or arrows fixed from using our backyard 3-D course. After seeing your video, I saw some on using this saw from Harbor Fright for a arrow saw, giving me some ideas. I like your bow holder for the bow vise.
@@johnniles7939 excellent! Yeah, I've heard of some folks using that Harbor Freight saw to cut arrows. Seems like it could work.
Something to think about..... Before screwing in the anchors/hangers for your bows be sure no plumbing or electrical is running through the 2x4s in the wall. Can't tell you how many times I have been on service calls to repair electrical problems only to find out home owner screwed in too long of screws and ruined the romex cable in the wall.
That's a great reminder! I'm sure that happens all the time! Thanks for watching as well! Check out the updated shop here as well...
th-cam.com/video/s3xDiEdiNJ8/w-d-xo.html
I will be over next weekend to make you show me how to use all this stuff, LOL
Happy to help!
Do you still use that bow vise? I checked out the one you have on Amazon and it is very cheap, which scares me a little...does it hold it pretty steady or would you recommend spending more money on a more solid vise? Thanks for this video!
Thanks for watching! Yeah, I do still have that vise and use it regularly. It does fine. If money isn't an object, I'd get one of those OMP vises, but they are a lot more expensive. For just working on your bow in the garage, that one in the video does fine.
Backwoods Pursuit Thank you for the prompt reply! I appreciate little things like that. Subbed! Keep giving awesome content like this...just built my first set of arrows thanks to quarantine...Day Six arrows, 100 grain outsert system and 125 grain point...figured you’d appreciate that! Thanks again for the great content! God bless!
@@ronaldcalvird8116 awesome man! That's actually the exact arrow build I'm playing with right now! Was out at the range today shooting the 50gr and 100gr insert/outsert build to see which flew best for me before I build this dozen. These Day Six arrows are impressive! Stoked to try them.
Thanks for the sub! Really appreciate it! God Bless and stay safe!
Backwoods Pursuit That’s awesome. Brian is such a good guy. Glad you’re supporting him. You’ll love the arrows and components. You should do a video reviewing them!
@@ronaldcalvird8116 absolutely! Brian is awesome! Hes super helpful and gets you all dialed in. Super knowledgeable as well. I plan on putting together a review on the arrows and on building them etc.
A bike vise is awsome get one with a stand for about 70 bucks and you can have a shop anywhere!!!
Thanks for the tip!
@@BackwoodsPursuit Amazon has a bunch of them you can throw it in the vehicle and take it with you in the woods.There so much cheaper then a bow vise with a stand, with 5 rugrats im always looking for a deal and has more than one use.
@@letsgobrandon8375 I'm sure! Are they cheaper than that bowmaster and making your own stand?
@@BackwoodsPursuit i spent 27 for my bowmaster and maybe 65 for my stand.
@@BackwoodsPursuit i actually use a ratchet strap and paracord more then the bow master. That bow master is sketchy to me on a split limb bow.lol
How does that bow vise work? I have been looking at that one, but wasn't sure how functional and well it holds the bow
It works well enough. Holds the bow secure, but can be a bit tough to make the bow totally level etc for leveling 3rd axis, but for the money it's totally worth it. If money were no object the OMP is much nicer but also about $200.
Nice hat, where did you get it?
Thank you! I picked it up over at the Exo Mountain Gear shop...here's a link. I don't think they make this design any more though, but you could call and ask. exomtngear.com/collections/logo-gear
Wanna come build mine for me? 😜
I'll be right there!! :)
I bought one of those cable bow press .For me it was worthless, the bottom cam broke off the first time I used it . Get a 3/4" pipe clamp and see on TH-cam how to build a good diy bow press . Good luck .
Yeah, the cable press has its uses, but one can also be made like you said. Thanks for watching!