[wayno]

As most of you know I love to build a good arrow probably because it is made out of wood. I also am a keen photographer and look forward to posting along with fello outdoors people as yourselves on the site.
Most importantly I love my bows and arrows for they take me to where mother nature cares no more for concrete and steel.

Cheers Wayno

[Xtfreak]

Nice gear sir...
Bill

[James]

Some top toys there Mate
Love the first set of arrows

[Muddy]

I just bought my first curve... I really like those arrows mate. Would love to be able to craft something like that myself.

[wayno]

Thanks for the kind words fellas.

Cheers Wayno

[Gnome!]

I'm totally envious of your workmanship on the arrows Wayno. My Lady being an avid photographer has been looking at your pictures here and we both agree that most if not all should make the covers of trad mags around the globe.

Truly Beautiful work indeed.

[wayno]

Thanks Gnome, just so the Trad Tech fellas dont feel left out carbons.

Cheers Wayno

[Gnome!]

Nice splicing there Wayno

Are feathers wire or stamp cut?

[Clemo]

Thats some fine work right there Wayno, good stuff.

Muddy should like them carbon ones I think he has an aluminium riser.

[wayno]

I splice the full length feather first. Then use a little chopper 5 inch high back bannana pattern and stamp it out. Then cutt 1/2 an inch of the back, then line them up before gluing.
Am doing half a dozen carbons to see what they look like in the quiver.
To good for hunting but may turn some heads at the club shoots Is all good fun.

Cheers Wayno

[Sambartom]

Sweet photos mate,Your arrows look awesome as well,dam good job....

[Muddy]

Go forth and procreate with yourself Clemo

[piggy]

Do you find the larger banana cut noisy in flight?

[wayno]

Yes mate they are noisyer than most but I only use them for club and not hunting I use 4x4 inches for hunting.

Cheers Wayno