arrow building books and kits

[Izzy]

Im pretty new to trad and starting to build my own arrows.Looking for some advice on a good set up kit or books on wood and aluminum.

[Patrick Henry]

http://www.3riversarchery.com/Product.asp?c=4&s=33&p=57&i=5060-1

Hope this helps Amigo.

PH

[Dick in Seattle]

Well, I don't know from diddly, but Im starting my first batch of wood arrows this weekend, hope to have them finished next week.   I document most things I do and learn on my web site so I'll have a record and because inevitably other folks chime in and I learn more.   So if you want to follow along, drop me a line at rwightman@mindspring.com    

dick in Seattle

[Matthew D]

Try this one Dick.. and see if that will help you out

http://www.geocities.com/greenmanarchery/arrowbuildalong1.html

[Keith Deters]

Seeing as you're from Latham,  you should try Lemme's archery shop on central ave.  The new owner is a trad shooter and will be able to set you up well.  He makes a pretty decent arrow to boot.

We're neighbors BTW,  I live in Niskayuna.