Watch how to do this basic method of straightening bent wooden arrows using steam to soften the wood. Please be careful when using steam.
You can employ this method without the help of steam/heat, the effects do not last as long and some VERY bent arrows will need heating.
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How To:
Crest longbow arrows
How To:
Make a traditional longbow and recurve bow
How To:
Make a bow and arrow from household items
How To:
Make a simple bow
How To:
Make your own shortbow
How To:
Make a miniature crossbow
How To:
Repair an arrow
How To:
Brace and unbrace a recurve bow
How To:
Shoot a compound bow
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Curve (or flex) a traditional-style wooden archery bow with steam
How To:
Make Medieval style arrows
How To:
Use the bottle technique to prevent breaking of a traditional-style wooden bow
How To:
Make a mini bow and arrow with a pen
How To:
Properly shoot and sight in a compound bow
How To:
Shoot a bow and arrow like a pro
How To:
Make a powerful bow for under 5 dollars
How To:
Powder test your arrows for bowhunting
How To:
Carve a string groove in a longbow nock
How To:
Install arrow wraps
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