Paladin

[TomSwede]

Ha ha I can just laugh in pure amusement over this one!!!! Very impressive and massive, love the detail with the ball and the smaller details like the inlay just above the snaplock and the good looking bottom with what I guess is the carvers name inscription!!!!

Awsome!!!!

Tom

[wildland]

Lovely work. Can you share how you constructed the ends? They look seamless and I am particularly interested in how you cap the bottom that way. I make custom arrow quivers and capping the bottom is one of the areas I find challenging. I am always looking for a new way to do it.

Chris

[JohnBarton]

Lovely work. Can you share how you constructed the ends? They look seamless and I am particularly interested in how you cap the bottom that way. I make custom arrow quivers and capping the bottom is one of the areas I find challenging. I am always looking for a new way to do it.

Chris

We use wood end caps covered in leather. We glue these in and use barbed upholstery nails to keep the leather tight to the wood. We use a laser to cut the wood to fit. Before we had the laser we would use the jigsaw and sand to fit.

[wildland]

We use wood end caps covered in leather. We glue these in and use barbed upholstery nails to keep the leather tight to the wood. We use a laser to cut the wood to fit. Before we had the laser we would use the jigsaw and sand to fit.

Thanks I will have to try that on my next quiver.