Last Arrow Woodshop, NW Pennsylvania

[Robin]

A unique owner operated solo woodshop, he can build you a canoe, beautiful hand crafted paddles and more, mostly by hand with minimal power tools.

Last Arrow Woodshop | custom woodworking | 39893 Canadohta Lake Rd, Spartansburg, PA, USA

Last Arrow Woodshop. Handcrafted wooden canoes, custom woodworking, and leatherwork

www.lastarrowwoodshop.com

I’m not sure if this link will work but I really liked this paddle with the deer horn attached as a rock guard.

1.5K reactions · 26 shares | Any more guesses at the green wood species?! >>----------> This small piece of antler will act as a rock guard to protect the paddle in shallow water. From here, the paddle will get sanded and a layer of fiberglass will b

Any more guesses at the green wood species?! >>----------> This small piece of antler will act as a rock guard to protect the paddle in shallow water. From here, the paddle will get sanded and a...

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[Tryin']

Thanks for sharing! Some of his works are truly unique.

 

[Erica]

“Shockingly talented” says it all. Quote from one reviewer.

 

[Glenn MacGrady]

I don't care for that pinkish arrow down the blade. What is that? A wood facing coming down the shaft into the blade? What kind of wood? If it's not a different wood than the greenish sumac, what is it? To me, it looks artificial and incongruous with the natural masculinity of the wood grain and antler horn.

The rest of the fellow's products are high quality and I'm sure high priced.

 

[Gamma1214]

What kind of wood? If it's not a different wood than the greenish sumac, what is it?

I assumed that the paddle has a Cherry shaft. Cherry is almost pink when freshly milled and darkens with UV exposure so that, in time, the shaft & arrow will turn a rich, dark brownish red.

The antler rock guard is an interesting addition. Any DIYers that want to try that will want to sand it outside (and, maybe, burn your clothing before reentering your house)

I like the use of Sumac.