Young Feather Burner - How to

[@lancetranter5695]

This video is 6 yrs. old.. these arrows are on a level all their own. Flippn amazing!!!

[@randalllewis2434]

Great video!! I am a life long friend of Bryan Burkhardt. I see you have an episode with him on a moose hunt!! Good for you!! Bry is a wealth of knowledge in the traditional bow hunting world!!

[@addictivearchery1123]

Yes he is. I serve on the Compton Board with him.

[@hughswanzy8871]

I always wondered how those worked, thanks!

[@fire_x_friction8820]

I'm a little late to the party here, just found your channel the other day. Love your attention to detail. I've never taken my arrow building to this level so I've learned a lot from your videos. Thanks for sharing your skills and information.

[@timothyrice8194]

Thank you I’ve had a young for about four years and have never used it thanks again for showing the forming also

[@byrontafoya388]

Do you still have the young feather burner?

[@wrongturnarchery2337]

Man you make beautiful arrows I've dun it for along time but you do an amazing job

[@gvet47]

Dang I just commented about burning the feather shape in your other video and then this came up. So they still make a burner after 60 year. Think my cousins was home made. One comment "pew" the smell.

[@Bobb1julie]

Very well presented , Andy . It takes a long time to achieve a measure of artistry like yours . Keep up the good work !!!

[@addictivearchery1123]

Robert Peck thank you.

[@katdady67]

This video sounds and smells just like my shop! Notice I didn't say looks, because your shop is way more organized and cleaner than mine tends to be. Great info on burning, especially the feather jigs! Ill be adding that tip to my Fletching arsenal! Thanks

[@Luciusaerografia]

Excelent Job; congratulations.

[@josephtufts7649]

Just beautiful work. You sir have me inspired to work harder at honing my craft and making the work I do tried and true quality craftsmanship

[@addictivearchery1123]

Thanks Joe. I really appreciate the feedback. Making arrows is a true passion of mine. A raw shaft is my canvas for art and functionality. They will shoot as good as they look.

[@stephenmayne4886]

Thanks for sharing this information

[@addictivearchery1123]

My pleasure

[@traviswest2546]

Sooooo glad I found you!!!!

[@johnbottone4996]

A good idea is to mark the shafts to orient your point with the grain of shaft!

[@anthonytindell7617]

thanx great great video, you showed me a bunch of stuff that i needed ta no ,keep the videos comin.,.

[@outdoorman808]

Good Job Andy, appreciate the video

[@alankidner4757]

Well done mate! Thanks for your efforts!

[@addictivearchery1123]

Alan Kidner thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@jimwalkerarchery]

Exceptional demo. Thank you.

[@frankcherro7138]

I would love to see how you do the feather splicing and the cresting. Love your stuff

[@addictivearchery1123]

Frank Cherro thank you. I'll put it on my list of videos to make.

[@maxm00d]

Please do that looks so cool!!

[@danwilliams4189]

Instead of glue - I use glass bond. It’s made for holding beads on glass. It covers that sharp point on the feather and protects the fletch if the arrow goes under the grass. You can get it at any crafts store.

[@addictivearchery1123]

Dan, Thanks for the reply. I'll have to check that out.

[@VoteDent]

How do you make sure you have adequate surface area to get the stability you need? Are these two correlated or do you just need a little something at 12/4/8 to provide stability when the arrow is in flight?

[@addictivearchery1123]

@@VoteDent if your arrow is the right spine you can shoot smaller feathers. I can get good flight with no feathers when tuned correctly and shooting field points. After that you need just enough feather to stabilize a Broadhead.

[@VoteDent]

@@addictivearchery1123 thank you sir

[@frankie1956]

Great tutorial on the burner , could you do a video on the difference of styles of feathers and there use please. Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍

[@addictivearchery1123]

frankie1956 I’ll put that in the Making wood arrow series.

[@frankie1956]

Addictive Archery that's so cool thank you 👍👍👍

[@fiancokrosuwarso]

Nice arrow

[@xred90sqa]

Great! Thank you!!

[@addictivearchery1123]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RodgerBright]

Love the templates!!

[@Patriot1777]

Thanks, how do you combine the different color feathers?.

[@addictivearchery1123]

I splice different color feathers together by carefully cutting them and matching up the quills.

[@Bobb1julie]

Just following up on my last comment , Andy..I'm making an Elven shaped feather .with three points from one curve to the next .Is it possible to form at the apex to a point and not a radius .I'll find out eventually..Thank you .How about a video on cresting.Most importantanly how you manipulate your brush once you withdraw the paint from the bottle.I'm thinking that you lay the brush on a piece of paper and draw it back until the brush is flat.

[@addictivearchery1123]

It is possible but I think it will be noisy for hunting. If you making them for targets, they may sound really cool. I do have a cresting video in my wood arrow class. You are correct, when I’m going for a really fine line I smash the brush into a “blade” shape.

[@gilbertohuerta4831]

I am all traditional and I love the new shows

[@garrettramsay16]

I love your feather templates, how did you make them?

[@addictivearchery1123]

Hi Garrett, I made them using my scroll saw out of some scrap wood we had around the shop.

[@robsarchery9679]

nice

[@mikesipes5305]

ok Andy I'm here your asking me about spine for the arrows I'm asking you too make for me

[@WV591]

I'm surprised you never ever tie down a string wrap on a sharp edge on front end.

[@mikesipes5305]

love your work can you make me a set of arrows and feathers I shoot a 40# recurve and i'm a 26 inch draw

[@addictivearchery1123]

mike sipes no problem. Contact me through the website. I have a few more questions for you so I can set you up with the right spine.

[@gilangagananggara9951]

jenis kawat apa yang di gunakan?

[@johnlee5429]

You need to talk about glue. Which is important !