How to make a wind feather arrow | bow and arrow 

Sad story, lack of feathers, well, I'll try paper, hair, but surely they did.

In my country they are using gum tape for fletching as govt has restricted the use of feather to protect a species of bird which is killed for feather gum tape version works super fine as minimum range in my cotis 145 meters that’s y fletching is must n we use narrow part of feather contrary to other countries as arrows need to travel a long distance so to lessen the drag they developed this system bt great work

Do you have any sources to read more about them?

@@ninjaw23 me too

@@oldbonesbushcraftrodjackso474 hi,What material are the delta wings made of?

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You are assuming he has a high speed camera.

@@dlighted8861 no fue así Momo las mostró al final del video?

@@elemkrizzb I am sorry,I only speak english and french. The more I look at you shooting the more I think you are just a good archer that makes pretty arrows. I will make a few over the Winter and see for myself.

@@dlighted8861 that's not how he showed them at the end of the video I hope this translates well

Thank you for your compliment, so glad you like it.

Yes, I plan to make another type of wind feather arrow, and then I will test it well.

Usually the worst of the wooden traditional fletched arrows with minimal feather and even with one missing would stabilize in 10m easy. To get unfletched arrows to stabilize is a complex thing that needs to start by tunning with the bow and using tricks to get it to stabilize. Like a very heavy point, a tapered shaft, a much longer arrow and a spiral nock to imprint spin form the get-go.

Thanks for the compliment, that's pretty interesting

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very interesting

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Thank you and look forward to seeing you next time.

Thanks for your suggestion ^^

I do it when I make mine. They hold up well enough for "soft" targets. They'll work hitting something like wood for a few shots but I avoid it as much as possible. I haven't wrapped thread around mine like he does, I may have to try that.

Thank you for the compliment, I also like this work and the nice music

專心做國外好了 哈

謝謝^^

蠻有趣的

Thank you, nice to meet you.

Thank you for your compliment, so glad you like it.

so froh, dass es dir gefällt

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Thank you for your compliment, so glad you like it.

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Gracias

Thank you for your suggestion. I don't have enough experience. I can't understand the archery skills and details you mentioned. I hope I can understand your words in the future ^^

@@woodenren I'm mildly surprised. I've been building my own wooden arrows for a while now and you got those pretty close to matched to that bow. I'm sorry I would give you reference links to what I'm talking about but I don't even think we can post links in the comments anymore. Two fletched arrows are a native American thing. Other parts of the world seemed to use it as well. It comes from fletching the arrow with two parabolic feathers rather than three. They have to be exactly opposite each other to work and they provide minimal stability and drag on the arrow. A lot of traditional hunters in the states use them. I think the Mongolians may have too but don't quote me on that. Might be a fun research and build project for you. Not a lot of videos on RU-vid out about them. The most important part is they have to have only a slight tilt in how they set on the arrow because they only exist to make the shaft spin much like the wind arrows you demonstrated. They were also used to save feathers but we're often even made when feathers were abundant because they were better suited to shooting rapidly as the feathers we're often fletched perpendicular to the nocks and thus just laying them across your forearm and running the bowstring across the forearm would cause the nocks to seat on the bowstring. They were paired with flared nocks take this happen and a skilled native American archer could shoot upwards of ten arrows before the first had completed it's flight to the target. They also tended to go further than classic three fletched arrows cause of less drag. This all made them good arrows for war.

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感溫呢😃 謝謝支持

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Thank you for your compliment, so glad you like it.

Obrigado ^^

Это интересная тема

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Thank you for your professional advice, increasing the length of the helix and reducing the number of turns should make the effect better

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ありがとう、楽しいです

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천만에요

@@woodenren 저도 활 만드는걸 배우고 싶어요

Finishing bahut achha hai

Ця відстань занадто важка для мене ^^

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^^

Gracias

@@woodenren a ti ,por compartir

Obrigado por seu apoio contínuo

@@woodenren 😊👍

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You're welcome ^^

Thank you for your compliment, so glad you like it.

Looking forward to your work

Very interesting, try a lot ^^

Featherless arows do spin because they use them with deflexed bows and they do twist the bowstring before release as far as i know.

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Thanks for the suggestion, I will try more

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Grazie

Thank you for your compliment, so glad you like it.

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Thanks for the suggestion ^^

Hi thanks I also like bow making and archery

Me gusta mucho los arcos y las flechas

Don't really understand, but you're a sharpshooter.

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Спасибо за лайк, я очень тщательно выбираю музыку ^^

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Hehe, they lay eggs for me, I can't treat them badly

@@woodenren I was playing around, you've done wonderful craftsmanship I can't wait to see your improvements the next time you make another arrow.

Thanks for your suggestion ^^

Of course chicken feathers can be used, but the effect is not good >o

@@woodenren if using feathers, what feathers would you recommend?

Gracias por tu sugerencia ^^

Looking forward ^^

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It's a big project to have complete test results

@@woodenren It's possible an arrow with a thin point tapering wider to the knock will give height to offer some stability! Having the carved wind less tight together and over the whole arrow could be an interesting test. The idea of this arrow is very interesting. The craftsmanship certainly is great and this video is very enjoyable to watch.

Thanks for your suggestion, I will give it a try.

This is a good way to thank you for your suggestion ^^

@@woodenren there are slow motion videos showing arrows left spin with bare shaft, using right handed bows. I fletch my arrows left spin

He is a featherless ^^

調查文獻是這樣沒錯。以前弓的使用率很高，狩獵、戰爭全都要用到。

Gracias por la sugerencia

@@woodenren O necesita más peso en la punta para largas distancias.

那是什麼?

用紙箱圍起來一面黏成吸管牆對面開洞形成對流 把箭吊在裡面用電風扇吹風進去 觀察箭是否能保持穩定 網路上都有影片你可以找來看

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감사해요

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@@woodenren "I will give it a try." any development

Gracias por tu sugerencia, puedo probar la versión que dijiste en el futuro ^^

Obrigado ^^

Need a more professional test, I just want to try and give you ideas ^^

Thanks for your suggestion, I will give it a try.

我也沒找到圖片，但原理與製作細節是有的 據說在唐代有一位「善射」的和尚，製作了一種不用翎尾的「風羽箭」。風羽的箭杆後端沒有翎羽，在距尾端三寸處鑽一小孔，穿透箭杆，並在箭杆中開鑿一「風渠」直達尾端，風羽射出後，空氣從小孔進入「風渠」，從尾端逸出，從而形成渦流，使箭體保持平衡，正直前行。 原文網址：kknews.cc/history/5argny3.html

@@woodenren 想起俄國5.45彈藥也是用渦流穩定子彈，但會消耗發射的動能

yes

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