Welcome to the Dal’s Archery website and hopefully you find your wooden arrow shafts needs! Take your time and read through all the pages of the website to find out my background and how I got to where Dal’s Archery was born.
You can buy your wooden arrow shafts direct by visiting the Arrow Shaft Shop page or click on the button below. You will also find taper tools, arrow vanish / finish application brushes and a few other things in this location.
You may find that I don’t have things listed as ‘in stock’. I only list items being in stock if I have a dozen shafts / a set of 12 shafts or haven’t sold them to my Stockists. So drop me a email to [email protected] to see what I have or talk to my Stockists.
If you fancy wearing the Dal’s Archery name on your back, as a pin badge or even drink your tea / coffee from a branded mug visit the Merchandise page or click on the button below.
Dal’s Archery is inspired by Chris Boyton who owned and run Boyton Archery, you can read about him and how Dal’s Archery come to be on Bow Making page, as well as the About Me page of this website. It a lot to take in but it’s worth a read.
You will see the shaft sizes that are made on the Arrow Shaft Shop page but not all are listed! I make 1/4″, 9/32″, 5/16″, 11/32″, 23/64″, 3/8″ and 1/2″ all in Scandinavia Redwood (Scots Pine). Most of what I make goes to shops / stockists, fletchers, etc, so check out the Stockists page of where you can buy if I’ve not got stock on my Arrow Shaft Shop page.
When able or enough of a demand is wanted 3/8″ and 1/2″ shafts are also made in Tulipwood (American Poplar), as well as American Ash, see on the Arrow Shaft Shop page if anything is available!
You can read up on where the timber comes from, on The Timber page of this website. On this page it explains the differences between the different Pine timbers used / referenced by other makers or shops, as well as the what Scandinavian Redwood is all about.
Dal’s Archery shafts are stocked by a number of shops and fletchers (arrow makers) so take a look at Stockists page or you can just buy direct.
My workshop is small and filled with a lot of equipment that doesn’t give much room to move. So if you want to come and see me, please email me or drop me a message on Facebook messenger. I can only accept visits by booking a time slot with me, please don’t just turn up. Also I want to try to keep my secrets of how I do things. Hopefully people understand this.
