Good video. I’ve made my own arrows out of birch dowels for years. They hold up very well. I haven’t made any target points, but , have made many broad heads, and my fletching comes from the turkeys in my area. Good shooting, and good video.
cool video... here's me over here putting pine sap on a arrow with a nail at the end ... then gone in less than a second after all the work hahaha... 👍😁
Store bought dowels will work, but you need to make sure there is no grain run off in the shafts. Having a shaft break upon release and into your hand is no picnic.
@@bobanmilisavljevic7857 Aluminum or carbon arrows obviously don't have that problem. Wood shafts work great, you just need to be aware of any potential problems prior to construction or after shooting them if they get damaged then culling them.
Your craft is exquisite however, no arrow is unbreakable. Especially if it made from wood. Doesn't matter how naturally tough that wood is, it can still break. You want an unbreakable arrow, you'll need to make one completely out of solidly welded metal like steel. Only problem with that is it'll never work well in flight unless you have a roman ballista.
