Jun 03 2007
Arrowsizer
Here is the arrowsizer I started making before Christmas. It is carved as an eagle flapping it’s wings. More detail may be added when I feel my skill is up for it. I think it looks acceptable regardlessly though.
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Something about it reminds me of the “baton de commandment” found in France from the Mesolithic. Is this what you were wanting?
No, I just saw the shape in it and decided it could be made to look like an eagle. I had decided earlier that it was to become a sizer.