Excellent video! Painting and cresting has always seemed intimidating, but you’ve broken it down nicely!

Very well done video Jim. Great job!

Best video I've seen on cresting Jim!

Comanche arrow painting! Only the best!😃💪

Another very good instructional video - well done Jim

Don't know how I missed this video ,well done .thank you for the video

This is a super great channel! You guys are dons....great filmmaking too! Well done.

Great video man! Nice work on the arrows. I’ve really enjoyed your videos. I just bought a recurve a few weeks ago and I’m already hooked. I was just wondering what was involved in building arrows. I might have to invest in some equipment now. Have a good one thks

Oooh Matron ! Great vid Jim cheers

Great video, very helpful... thanks!

Great tutorial video, thanks!

amazing traditional painting technique

i enjoy making up my arrows and painting them so they look good as well as shooting well

Great information. Bought my jig but awaiting parts to arrive. Thanks for the demo.

Great video. I have the same fetching jig. I use right wing clamp. Thanks for sharing.

Nice job! You answered some questions that came to me just yesterday. How could you know? 🦄 Thanks a lot man! 🏹🏹🏹

Thank You Jim !!

cool video, thanks Jim 🎯

I love this guy!

Glad to see some fast motion.

Paint Pens true genius you rock mate

awesome little vid. I haven't tried the paint pens yet, I also sign my arrows up by the fletchings with the wieght of the spine ( mostly shooting woods) and the grain of the point. Once again like you said we all do something a little different. Just did up some carbons for my wife this morning. Thanks again for your videos they are great reference material for when I go back to doing stuff I don't do that often. Quick question though, when you are bare shafting your arrows how far back from the target do you stand and can a weak arrow wobble so much that when it hits the target that it looks stiff?

prepare painting swirls on my arrows and they look great they and to the spine a little but they went straight into the inner ring of our targets

I think I need to start paying my shaft more attention.

Love the way you nearly 'corpse' at the beginning.

Great video, thanks :)

Hi, can you use also acrilic spray colors for wodden arrows?

Just as an aesthetic choice, can you use raven feathers? I think they'd look nice on a dark wood arrow or one painted black.

Great video as usual Jim. I noticed you're about to pop your buttons on your shirt. Might ad an item to your Christmas list this year....size XL on the shirt size. :)

Would love to be able to put my own arras together... Bit of a mess when it comes to intricate work! Nice tutorial though

Can you make a video about the different sound profiles that different fletching cuts have?

When i read the title saying traditional, i thought you finally had been taking up on my request on showing the process from wooden plank to finished wooden arrow. A little dissapointed i must say but good video anyway for those who haven't seen your early videos on how to prepare arrows :) ATB Jukio4

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Nice!

Which paint pens are best to do this?

...I've got shed envy...

Hi Jim, this ultimate tool to "rotate" arrows is your homemade or you bought it? I want one but I cant find anything similar. Thank you very much and keep doing what you do! Me and other members of Bow Brothers from Czech Republic are your huge fans ;)

Hi Grizzly, my name os Nacho and I'm from Spain. I would like to know your opinion about the Mohican bearpaw bow, because I want to start traditional archery and this is one of the bows that I'm thinking about buying, thank you very much.

great video, what cresting jig is this, I see a bohning one but bad reviews.

How far do you like to generally put your cresting from the nock?

so i've been shooting at a community center that uses a net to catch any arrows that miss the target butts, but my arrows are thin enough that it can actually get through the netting. when I saw your tip on adding "fletching cement" to the tip of the feathers to help it, I thought it was ingenious but I wanted to ask what kind of glue that was? we dont have many archery supply stores where I live and wondering if it might be something I can pick up somewhere else. I do have fletching glue that I got a while ago which seems to be very very similar to crazy glue. but when I tried this trick out with this, it kind of evaporated and didnt really leave much behind, im still worried that the feather might still catch and might get stripped.

Wich Colour is this yellow. Can you tell the code please. Is it CL6310 Poison Light? Thx for this great tutorial 👍.

Great Videos Grizzly Jim.. Quick Question - Where Can I Purchase Good Quality Feathers 🪶 Like The Ones You Use Or Would Recommend?

Wow! You must have said 'just' 100 times!

can you tell me where to purchase the cresting machine for painting?

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Hey grizzy Jim, my name is Giancarlo and want to purchase the cottonmouth bow but it can't be delivery to the United States, just want to know why?

I am new to Archery and I was wondering if you could explain the odd feather in the fetching and how and why it is set on the arrow?

Sick thanks

Errr, _"Hello Internet"_?

It doesn't get better than Montana Gold.

Oh Dear !, bites onto the shaft, Ooo Matron!

Dude. You use MONTANA GOLD For arrows? My man! Graffiti and Archery are my two favorite sports ;)

Will enamel hurt carbon?

what jig were you using?

Don't forget to "Prep your Shaft"

You rambled a bit but it was still enjoyable and useful.

Does anything about wrapping the arrow or painting The Arrow change the flight or the spine of the arrow thanks for your time enjoyed your video. Subscribed don't speed up the videos where we can't hear your voice you have a pleasing voice and I'd rather hear you talk then the squawking when you Speed the video up thanks Simon

What type of tape were you using?

Prepare the shaft

Was expecting wooden arrows Jim.

Very little traditional about plastic.

I wonder if vegetarians only shoot plastic vanes...

Geezus! Way too many words.

I whip the leading edges of the fletches with dental floss...

Is there any need for the piano music ?

Let's look at the first step....*Long Pause and Face of Disappointment*...Prepping the shaft.

nothing about this is traditional lol

What about this is traditional in any sense of the word? Does this guy actually believe that medieval archers or Native Americans used spray paint super glue and jigs. 👎👎