Making & Fitting An Arrow Head Made from A Spoon Cold Forged Part Two By Keith H Burgess

[@nosaltiesandrooshere7488]

👍 Danke fürs Hochladen! 👍 Thanks for uploading! 👍 Very good and beautiful, thank you! 👍 Sehr gut und schön, danke!

[@historicaltrekking]

Thanks mate :) Keith.

[@BartekCzuwara]

Always a pleasure to watch your videos. Thank you for sharing!

[@historicaltrekking]

My thanks to you Bartek, I appreciate you commenting. Regards, Keith.

[@jgbsweeper7325]

Thanks for part two !

[@historicaltrekking]

Thanks JGB, I have just been looking at your video of where you live, you got to love those woods :) Regards, Keith.

[@timothyrothrock4173]

No matter how you do something, someone always has a better mouse trap. As long as you're having fun what's it matter. I have a friend who naps arrow heads out of whiskey bottle glass. Thanks Keith for your great video creations

[@historicaltrekking]

Many thanks for your comment Timothy, appreciated. I envy your friend's skill at knapping, perhaps one day I will put some serious effort into trying this. Regards, Keith.

[@MTwoodsrunner]

when i was a younger man I built a number of self bows...more than a couple failed...but several survived and wound up on a trade blanket at local Shoots and Rendezvous. As challenging and painstakingly slow as it was for me to build a Self Bow that performed well, not snapping and with good cast...I found making a quiver of arrows even more so! Another awesome tutorial mate...Thanks!

[@historicaltrekking]

Always good to hear from you MT, thank you for your comment, much appreciated. Regards, Keith.

[@markhopkins7920]

Hello again Keith !! It is a great pleasure to see you at it again, and I hope this trend continues as there are many thousands of us across the world that love to watch your videos. Three cheers to you, Keith, you made my day!! Your old friend Mark.

[@historicaltrekking]

Thank you Mark, very much appreciated my Friend. Regards, Keith.

[@ashleyanderson2859]

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[@Sheepdog1314]

pine pitch is probably the best natural glue to hold metal in wood...I would split the feathers, this way they lay better against the shaft and don't tear

[@historicaltrekking]

Thank you for the advice Sheepdog. Not much pine here, but I will certainly try splitting the feathers next time. I do want to make some new arrow shafts. Regards, Keith.

[@Sheepdog1314]

@@historicaltrekking I can send you some pine pitch, you can make your own charcoal to mix it with

[@historicaltrekking]

@@Sheepdog1314 Very kind of you & your offer is very much appreciated, but I would rather experiment with native pitches Sheepdog, all part of the fun which I am sure you will agree :) Regards, Keith.

[@Ozarkwonderer]

Good to see you making videos again. Ive watched for years. I make bows here in the states. Its a fun skill. Wat was the style your arrow was based on...tribe, culture... I made a set of arrows much like this one with two feathers fletched whole...and they flew from my 60 pound primitive bow better then stor bought

[@historicaltrekking]

Not based on any particular design OW, I guess I just chose what I thought was the easiest to make. Very interesting to read your comment on the fletching OW, many thanks. Much appreciated. Regards, Keith.