Making The Shatterproof Archery Shooting Tabs!
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2021
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No surprise at the level of care and craftsmanship you are putting into your products. Awesome work!
Love your videos shatterproof archery. I bought a limb silencer form shatterproof and it is perfect!
It is just the best to see all the organization, and focus on quality craftsmenship. That is the key to a good product and a company that will last.
Man it really is awesome that people like you aren’t gatekeepers about this kind of craftsmanship. So many craftsman who sell their work like to keep everything a secret so they don’t idk lose sales? I’m going to start making tabs but just because you are so open with the info makes me want to purchase your products. Good stuff friend.
I wanted to say something like this also. I don't think that showing off step by step for people will lower sales. Yeah some people will make their own based on the video but it is going to be minority. It is important to give free valuable content because it eventually even boost sales.
Looks good!
Got one of the chrome tanned leather. Liked it so much I bought one for my second recurve.
Love it! Been doing leather work before getting interested into archery so it was a lot of fun to watch
Awesome video. I’m picking one up one of them on Amazon. Excellent products!
I’m inspired. Excellent, detailed very well explained video. I’ve been leather crafting at home for a couple years and cannot wait to have a shop!
Liked the video 👍
Just got my 3 under tab and ultimate arm guard this week and absolutely love them. Never used a tab before but like the freedom it give my hand as opposed to a glove. Thanks!
Thanks so much Kyle! & all of your support!
i will order a tab and try it. The look great!
Awesome video. There is so much more work you put into making these tabs than i originaly tought. It must be hard but i know you enjoy it. Stay shaterproof.
Very cool personally I don't use anything . But awesome stuff to watch
Great Video, Question where do you get the press and dies for your tab did you make the dies or buy them. Also where do you buy your leaher from. I was thinking of getting into leather work myself.
Hey how did you like the arrows Thanks Todd
Awesome job mate, working from home if you can will save slot of money to , in a shop rentals etc can be very pricey just sayin but I do know your going to do so well with out a doubt , love your work man , awesome products I wish you well into the future . 👍
Do you make a split finger style with a finger separater? And I also use a real deep hook back by the second joint, it's my style. Now if you can make this for me I would buy one from you. If so let me know how I can get ahold of you for this custom order👊
What sewing machine are you using? I recently started making leather products and I've been looking for a sewing machine. I'm really happy to see these kinds of videos, just seeing how your products are made and the amount of care you put into all your products is great
Thats a Juki 1541S machine .
I would like the arm guard, quiver videos. Could you make a string making video as well. Thanks.
He already has string making videos on his main youtube chanel. You should go and check them out. I followed his tutorial to make my bow strings. They are awesome.
@@petramatic1601 thanks for the info.
Thanks Chad Yes I will do that for sure! Once we move into our new shop I will get on it!
A bit late to comnent here but you may pick this up? As these are made to be trimmed to fit do you any offer any quide lines as to a correct fit. I normally use a glove but thinking on trying a tab. Thanks
Do you ship to new zealand new to shooting a recurve and thinking of a 3 under
I need to buy some shock cord sight unseen online. What diameter is recommended?
I can find high end tabs but its impossible to find a really nice high end shooting glove that lasts for years
Hey kramer what is the dimensions for your 3 under tab
Man.... That's the ticket right there... Not only what I feel shatterproof I'd be holding shatterproof and I would be shattered not
How much are your split finger tabs ?? Id like 2 buy one
Hey Ryan thanks so much! Sorry I am just now getting to your message, You may have already found out by now but we sell them here! www.shatterproofarchery.com/.
Thanks so much for all the support!
Where did you get those cutting dyes from?
Texas Custom Dyes
where did you get your die cutter?
Texas Custom Dyes
@@ShatterproofArchery Thank you
Chrome tan? Garbage choice for tabs.
What kind of leather do you use?
I like to use them!
Sold hundreds and never heard anything bad yet.
Its just like everything in archery a matter of opinion.
Thanks for watching!
@@ShatterproofArchery depends on the project at hand, cordovan, or veg tanned bison for tab faces, fur-on tabs get anything from cow to things like blue Wildebeest, springbok, etc. I also work with other exotic materials as well, stingray, various reptiles, for inserts and trim pieces. It's not opinion, it's fact that chrome tanned leather is the cheapest, least durable option.
Well, in the video he shows his offering of cordovan. As well as a less expensive option of chrome tan. The chrome may not last as long as the cordovan, but I’m Pretty sure it isn’t garbage. He is doing his thing and being successful at it, maybe one day someone will hire you to be a consultant on premium archery tabs, as of now, I don’t think this young man has solicited your expertise.
@@Mwwright79 thanks for that enlightening reply. But, chrome tanned leather is cheap. Period. Ask anyone that does leatherwork.