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AGPank · 07-05-2010, 09:46 PM

[QUOTE=raghorn;12241]These are some I've done.
The far left is saw blade, hand cut and shaped. The ferrule is brass tube that I've beat into the shape I want and the the blade is soldered into the ferrule.
The next is similar except the ferrule is a brass field point that I placed in a drill and ground the shoulder down. The head on the right is a modified. The blade is from an Arrowmate and the ferrule is a Sweetland that was used for the Parker Timberwolf heads.
The brown head is a three blade CatClaw. I used Catclaw blades and ferrule but three blades rather than two and they are set on the side of the ferrule like the original Catclaw. It is the about same size as a 160gr Snuffer and weighs about 200gr.

I really like the second one from the left. I've heard about using saw blades for knives also. I think you could use a field point, cut the tip off, slot it with a dremel and braze a point like that in for a screw in broadhead.

Now if I could find enough time to tinker.

07-05-2010, 09:46 PM	#39 (permalink)
AGPank 75gr Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Fort Lauderdale Posts: 27	Great work [QUOTE=raghorn;12241]These are some I've done. The far left is saw blade, hand cut and shaped. The ferrule is brass tube that I've beat into the shape I want and the the blade is soldered into the ferrule. The next is similar except the ferrule is a brass field point that I placed in a drill and ground the shoulder down. The head on the right is a modified. The blade is from an Arrowmate and the ferrule is a Sweetland that was used for the Parker Timberwolf heads. The brown head is a three blade CatClaw. I used Catclaw blades and ferrule but three blades rather than two and they are set on the side of the ferrule like the original Catclaw. It is the about same size as a 160gr Snuffer and weighs about 200gr. I really like the second one from the left. I've heard about using saw blades for knives also. I think you could use a field point, cut the tip off, slot it with a dremel and braze a point like that in for a screw in broadhead. Now if I could find enough time to tinker. __________________ Athens Factory Staff Shooter Fort Lauderdale Archers