Processed Back Sinew Review
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This is pre-pounded back sinew, ready to use. It's great for backing bows because of it's long length. It's also great for hafting points and wrapping feathers. One hank. Pre-pounded Sold individually Approximately 12" in length ...read more
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Processed Back Sinew Reviews
Very good product!
Primitivehunter
2 years ago
I hunt game with traditional equipment. Longbow, wood shafts, and flint arrowheads. I use sinew to attach the arrowheads and strengthen the shaft below them.
Great product
Scowler
7 years ago
Having sinew processed is a real time saver. All you have to do is soak the sinew until soft then apply. I use this primarily for tying on feathers to arrow shafts and repair work on self bows. Both hide glue and Barge cement work well with sinew.
Excellent Product for Primitive Arrow Making
JungleMedic
7 years ago
This is a great product for anyone who wants to make primitive style arrows but does not want to wait until a successful deer season or have to endure the mess and effort of stripping and pounding sinews themselves.. These are already processed for the most part... I use them for fletching primitive arrows, and also for reinforcing hand cut self nocks by wrapping it a few times… read more around the arrow shaft close to the nock and above the fletching..
Very nice product
MrKMC
10 years ago
I have been pounding my own sinew. But your processed sinew saves me time and is better than I have done so far. I make tomahawks, war clubs and arrows with back strap sinew. This is a good and easier to use product.
As advertised
Murphysart.com
10 years ago
I use many products in the creation of my Art and or reenactment items, This being as natural as it gets and as advertised I am totally satisfied. I see no reason an arrow fetcher or Flint Napper would not agree ... Get some, have fun with your own ideas!
Back sinew
Cingetor
11 years ago
I never worked with real sinew before so it was a learning curve. not as easy at first as artificial thread, but way better in the long term,. But it came as I expected and dried out even better then I hoped. You just can't fake real sinew. :-)
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GARY
13 years ago
THE PROCESSED SINEW IS GENERALLY THE BEST SELECTED SINEWS.I STILL HAMMER IT A BIT UNTIL IT TURNS FROM BROWNISH TO A EVEN AMBER COLOR.IT COMES APART FAIRLEY EASY AND COMBS OUT INTO LONGER THREADS THAN THE LEG SINEW.WHEN I PULL IT A APART I KEEP A FAN BLOWING BEHIND ME SO THE TISSUE DUST BLOWS AWAY.SINEW IS AMAZINGLY STRONG AND VERY PLYABLE AND EASY TO APPLY WHEN MOIST.
Processed Back Sinew Questions and Answers
Asked by
Bradley
4 years ago
So I'm working on a Northern California, Hupa/ Miwok, Yurok, Ishi style paddle bow, 48" tip to tip, 46" nock to nock 3.5" mid limb and a 1.5 in handle which I'm planning on having bend as well and it's on Pacific Yew , how many bundles of sinew would I ne
typically most guys will use 8 to 10 bundles of sinew for backin
4 years ago
typically most guys will use 8 to 10 bundles of sinew for backing a bow. I would not go over two layers of sinew. If you stack the sinew on the bow you may run into issue with it not wanting to stay on the bow or if it lifts it may all come off. Also the more you back the bow the more tiller you may have to do.
Asked by
Ollie
3 years ago
how many packs of 12 inch sinew is needed to wrap a 42 inch bow?
Since it is an approximate size as all sinew is individually dif
3 years ago
Since it is an approximate size as all sinew is individually different, Typically most guys will use 8 to 10 bundles of sinew for backing a bow. I would not go over two layers of sinew, however 8-10 packs of the Processed Back Sinew should finish up a 68 inch bow with 3 layers.
Asked by
Bradley
4 years ago
So I'm working on a Northern California, Hupa/ Miwok, Yurok, Ishi style paddle bow, 48" tip to tip, 46" nock to nock 3.5" mid limb and a 1.5 in handle which I'm planning on having bend as well and it's on Pacific Yew , how many bundles of sinew would I ne
typically most guys will use 8 to 10 bundles of sinew for backin
4 years ago
typically most guys will use 8 to 10 bundles of sinew for backing a bow. I would not go over two layers of sinew. If you stack the sinew on the bow you may run into issue with it not wanting to stay on the bow or if it lifts it may all come off. Also the more you back the bow the more tiller you may have to do.
Asked by
Dustin
5 years ago
who sells sinew
We have different sinew offered on our website.
5 years ago
We have different sinew offered on our website.
I get my sinew from 3rivers archery, I am very pleased with the
5 years ago
I get my sinew from 3rivers archery, I am very pleased with the quality and the amount they send. Its ready for chewing and hafting.
Asked by
Lou
5 years ago
Is this real or artificial sinew?
This is real sinew.
5 years ago
This is real sinew.
Yes it is. I ordered 7 of them last year. Was pleased.
5 years ago
Yes it is. I ordered 7 of them last year. Was pleased.
Real sinew.
5 years ago
Real sinew.
It's real. If it's artificial it will be listed as such.
5 years ago
It's real. If it's artificial it will be listed as such.
Asked by
Sinew
6 years ago
Hello: How many sinew are there in a pack? or How many grams does a package weigh?. Thank you. Greetings
These are sold by the each and are about 12" in length. This one
6 years ago
These are sold by the each and are about 12" in length. This one is pre pounded.
I do not recall the weight of the bundle of sinew. It was about
6 years ago
I do not recall the weight of the bundle of sinew. It was about a foot in length, and well smaller than my little finger in size. sorry I remember more.
Asked by
ArmedBear
6 years ago
I am new to this type of arrow building. Your description suggests feather wrapping. How many packs would I need for a dozen arrows?
You should be able to get one dozen feathers with one piece of s
6 years ago
You should be able to get one dozen feathers with one piece of sinew.
Asked by
Darragha
6 years ago
Hi. Do you carry bear sinew? Thanks
Unfortunately we do not.
6 years ago
Unfortunately we do not.
Asked by
John
7 years ago
How much back sinew for a 3 layer 46" bow
I would recommend 8 packs.
7 years ago
I would recommend 8 packs.
Asked by
dan
10 years ago
what animal is this from?
The processed back sinew is made from Whitetail deer.
10 years ago
The processed back sinew is made from Whitetail deer.
Asked by
Unknown
13 years ago
Do you sell your Processed Back Sinew by weight?
It is one leg sinew that is pounded so weight vary.
13 years ago
It is one leg sinew that is pounded so weight vary.