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Rob Green
United States
Приєднався 4 гру 2009
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JD Berry Vixen longbow - 10 weeks after Quadruple Bypass
Have worked my way back up to my 50# longbow now.
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Shooting of a 62" Osage Selfbow. 45#@28"
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Osage Orange selfbow made March/April 2016 and offered for sale on TraditionalArcherySociety.com
Spine O Matic Setup
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Setup and operation of Kevin Gerlock's Spine O Matic spine tester for wood arrow shafts.
55" Osage Selfbow
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This is my stepson shooting his newly made Osage selfbow.
Shooting my 50#@28" JD Berry Heritage longbow
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The grip used in this video does not have pressure applied by the third and fourth finger.
Tillering my first Osage Selfbow
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5/15/15 - Second tillering session on the short string. Having a blast whittling out my first one......hope it makes a bow! Many thanks to James Rempp for all the guidance!
Longbow Shooting from a Waldrop Pac Seat
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These shots are taken at 30 yards with a Dave Johnson ASL and Douglas Fir arrows.
My method of sharpening the Howard Hill (or any concave) Broadhead
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This brief video explains the tools and strokes I use to achieve the edge that HH describes in Hunting the Hard Way. Again, this is merely the way I do it and hints/tips to improve are appreciated.
Straightening the Finished Wood Arrow
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Third video in a series of three showing how I straighten wood shafts. This video covers the straightening of a finished arrow. Thanks for watching.
Straightening Wood Arrows Shafts 2
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Precision straightening wood arrow shafts for traditional archery
Straightening Wood Arrow Shafts 1
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Precision straightening wood arrow shafts for traditional archery
Thank you! this video is many years old and it keeps helping new people like me who just got into archery
solid form!! only missing a proper back quiver haha
That is a nice looking bow.
Nice tiller.
Rob is a master at perfecting arrows…. Unbelievable flight I love this guy. Good people all around
Still the best wood arrows I have ever had came from Rob True skilled arrow builder
Very useful to me. Thank you!
Absolutely brilliant, America wins again for me. I made a spinner and a roller, took 9 wooden arrows and straightened them first time. Thank you sir...
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, it is very helpful to me.
Fantastic, a master craftsman..thank you..
10 yr old video but it's still teaching! Made the switch to shooting wooden arrows but I struggle to get them straight. Used your technique today and got the ones I was working on straight as an arrow! Ha Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the kind words and glad you're able to make the most of your shafts. Good luck with your arrows!
@@08Roadgl thank you sir. I'm in the process of building my first set of arrows. Pretty cool! Hopefully, when I'm finished they will shoot straight!
I tried so many methods before seeing this video, now this is exactly how I straighten them. Thanks for sharing
Great video, thank you
Nice Rob! Do you still have your "Heritage"?
No sir, I sold it a few years back. This Heritage was the first one as I helped James name the model during its' development. I very much regret parting with it.....superb ASL.
@@08Roadgl I hear ya. What's the difference between the Heritage and Heritage 2, do you know?
@@mikeseeley1042 I've not talked to James in a few years, so I have no idea. Honestly didn't even know there was a second model.
Love my JD Berry Vixens
excellent video, thanks for sharing
What is straightener you use?
Please read the reply's below. I have posted a link.
Best arrowsmith I have ever got arrows from!!!!
I misread the title and thought it said "bitch shoots a 70" bow" and I was confused and concerned
A 7 foot bow is big! 7' = 7 foot.
70 inches, not 7 feet.
It'd be 5ft 8in
@@CAMSLAYER13 .........5'10 inches
@@XiangnuKhaan sorry, i forgot to convert. 70 inches is 5.833 ft.
@@CAMSLAYER13 no....it's not
Hey Rob, I’m building arrows with barrel tapered shafts. How does that effect the process? I imagine that if I’m rolling them on from the nock end, there’s going to be wobbling from the tapering itself?
Justin - I've used tapered and barrel tapered in the past and treat them all the same. With barrel tapered, Center the shaft on the spinner and rotate it from there first. That will give you an indication of which end is off center the most. Straighten that end first. When done with both ends, center the shaft on the spinner and recheck. Good luck!
Rob Green that makes sense. I guess now that I think about it, if I’m spinning the shaft from the tapered end, it would angle the tip on the other side up a bit but should still roll with consistency. Thanks for the advice!
Rob, thanks Note. I have not found one video referencing re fletching wood arrows. If you've got a good way to do it without tearing them up one way or another, I'd real like the info. Thanks
Yes where can we get them please .
These are no longer made. You can order similar from 3 Rivers Archery
Hey there where can I get one of those?
This type is no longer made, but spine testers are available from 3 Rivers Archery
Very good demo, like it. I've got several arrow shafts that I've made that need this treatment, before I can finish them. Great stuff Rob.
nice
But good shooting I will subscribe
Where are you shooting
That's my backyard in Texas.
Coloring the bevels (I use a Sharpie marker) helped me more than anything else in learning to sharpen. I learned this trick for sharpening knives, but it works great on any edge. Being able to see where your file or stone is hitting the bevel is invaluable. 👍
Thanks for your video. Can all types of wood be straightened?
Yes, some are easier than others to straighten and get to stay straight. If a variety of wood resists this method after several attempts....heating the wood mayl be necessary.
What about the memory of the wood is doesn't want to go back after you've shot it a few times?
Certain woods like Port Orford Cedar, Sitka Spruce, and Douglas Fir are naturally pretty straight and only require an occasional restraightening. Other woods such as Ash, Maple, etc (hardwoods) require several straightenings over several days at the outset to get them to stay straight prior to building your arrows. Those type woods benefit from the use of heat in the straightening process to get the fibers to relax so that the process of straightening "holds". Hope this helps.
Thats green arrows are nice!
Rob, once the shaft is straightened, what keeps if from developing runout once again over time?
Maintenance! LoL. I periodically straighten my finished arrows. There's another video on how to do this with finished arrows.
I made it too few weeks ago. Want to know how ? just look for woodprix website.
I’m going to use 1/2 in oak dowels (hand picked) and steam bend them straight. Any tips?
Several folks have asked about the tool used. Here's a link www.3riversarchery.com/ace-roll-r-straight-arrow-straightener.html
How much pressure do to apply to roller tool? Thanks video oneofthe to most useful ever.
please tell me the name of the instrument
Please see the answer to the question below this.
what name tool for make shaft to be precision like a video?
Ace Arrow Straightener.
thanks sir...
I have seen a few methods of arrow straightening in my short life as an archer and this one I really like and could use. Thankyou very much☺
Good video. Thanks
man that looks easy what type equipment did use?and where can I get it?
Both components are available via 3Rivers. The color has changed on the spinner as I bought it 20 years ago.....they're black now I believe. But the Ace straightener is still the same.
Nice looking bow Rob. Didn't know you were an internet star. =}) ~ H TXIII%
Hell, I didn't either!
lookout man there is a wolf in your backyard!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That bow looks so small when you shoot it. time to level up.
Wow! Great video. Thank you a lot. Would you tell me how the tool you use is called?
There are two tools.....one is an arrow spinner and is available from most US traditional archery suppliers (I've had this one for 20 years, so the colors are different now) or you can make one with drawer guide bearings and wood blocks. The hand held tool is available from Ace Archery Tackle and is called a "compression straightener" although I don't use it to compress the wood fibers. Good luck with your arrow building!
Thanks a lot! Hopefully i can find someone in Germany who sells those things :)
SWEET !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Where did you get the arrow roller? The ace I know.
I got this one about 20 years ago from 3Rivers Archery. They still sell one....just not this color I believe.
Thanks!
Awesome work Rob, this has helped to enormously
That bow looks Awesome! Great job!
easiest way to straighten shafts........thanks very much