lcmattson

Nevermind, folks! I found some

I'll definitely be getting foam for the bottom of the quiver. The arrow separators are a good idea, too, but this quiver that I have been commissioned on needs to hold 15 arrows with tips. So...it'll be rather large. I've got some efficient designs on paper already, but I'd be looking for a rack design like this, rather than tubes. I only need the straight line of grippers. I think I want two of them, 8 arrows long, each. I don't suppose anyone would know where to find these?

I'll be sure to pose those questions, and the foam blocks are a sound idea. I'll be sure to check Tandy to see what they have. Thanks so much for the info!

A friend of mine asked me to make him a back quiver and asked that I add a place to store extra hunting tips for his arrows. I could just make a pocket, but I was wondering if any of you folks know a better way to do it that might be better for the tips, and for the person who will be sticking their fingers into somewhere to get the tips. Also, there will be assorted tips on the arrows. I'm guessing I aught to put down something like sheepskin in the bottom of the quiver or something? The quiver I made for myself is pretty much for target practice arrows, so I didn't have to worry about hunting tips. What's the best way to go about this? Thanks, guys! - Lauren