DIY Bow Stand | Magnus Bow Pod LOOKALIKE on the CHEAP!

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  • Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2024

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  • @SebSar-ef4zj
    @SebSar-ef4zj 2 года назад +1

    You're like me ! hahahaha. I'll set it up on my bow as well . My bow is a PSE Lazer , it has an extra tie hole which I will use . This is one of the simplest and the best ideas I have seen for a long time. Many thanks.

    • @SebSar-ef4zj
      @SebSar-ef4zj 2 года назад

      I made one today. I'm speechless with the result. No more reaching out for the old snap flip stand, out of my quiver. This is so very handy , I love it. It weighs nothing . I made mine somewhat different from yours. Will always remember you. Many thanks. I live for compound target archery.. 😃

  • @scottbradford960
    @scottbradford960 2 года назад +1

    Made one today. Nice and light and will work great for this coming turkey season!

  • @tylerharper3222
    @tylerharper3222 3 года назад +6

    The little rubber caps for carburetors would work perfectly to keep the ends clean. Great video

  • @halfstep67
    @halfstep67 3 года назад +1

    The AJA Pod Mod. That sure makes it a lot nicer when sitting down and picking up the bow.

  • @matthelmick6642
    @matthelmick6642 3 года назад +2

    Dude, most of my deer hunting is ambush hunting from the ground, and I've been looking for something similar to the Magnus bowpod for over a year. Literally two days before you posted this video I scowered your channel looking for a hint of where I could buy one, or how I could make one. It's like you went NSA on my phone. Appreciate the video!

  • @TheWVgoodguy22
    @TheWVgoodguy22 3 года назад +1

    That is a great idea. I tried to buy a stand for my old PSE, but with the short riser and highly angled limbs it would not stand up. Thank you for the inspiration Nate.

  • @pattowle4434
    @pattowle4434 3 года назад +1

    Great video! The only difference I would make would be to use locking nuts (the ones with the plastic in the threads) to attach the screws. Also, I always use a piece of cloth under the cam when the bow is set on the ground. Cloth helps keep grass, sticks, etc. from getting into the strings and causing issues.

  • @mikefollett1626
    @mikefollett1626 3 года назад

    Thanks again for sharing your wealth of bow tech knowledge, and making it easy to understand, and follow along. Another great AJA video!

  • @ManOverBeast
    @ManOverBeast 3 года назад

    I see we finally figured out what to do with our arrow scraps, rock on man. Here I was going to message you about maybe doing an epoxy pour table top.

  • @j.r.outdoors247
    @j.r.outdoors247 3 года назад +1

    I've been thinking about making one of these, since i have been seeing this in a lot of your videos. Great DIY project.

  • @steveterry1388
    @steveterry1388 3 года назад

    You never disappoint! I really miss my bowpod. I'll be doing this. Thanks

  • @akduckfever
    @akduckfever 3 года назад

    I would have never thought of making my own, back to the lab;)

  • @bkbowhunter1
    @bkbowhunter1 3 года назад +1

    Great idea thanks for sharing. Might be a diy project in the near future. Keep it up you might be able to quit your day job 😎👍

  • @brandonhines6616
    @brandonhines6616 3 года назад

    Very cool idea, I'll be making myself one

  • @TheBudgetSportsman
    @TheBudgetSportsman 3 года назад +1

    Dude, that’s pretty cool!

  • @budetn6967
    @budetn6967 3 года назад

    You can Put a wire nut on the end that sticks in the dirt. Just a thought.

  • @theodebeer3473
    @theodebeer3473 3 года назад

    Brilliant idea and build, thanks for sharing. You could perhaps have one leg shorter by 2" or so and have a shorter piece of 2" shaft with 2 inserts like you built the legs. Then just screw the 2" shaft bit onto the shorter leg to protect the protruding all thread from the dirt as you mentioned. A piece of aluminium with an inside thread could also work, or as simple as another insert screwed onto the protruding all thread or some peep tubing, silicone tubing with the same, slightly smaller inside diameter as the outside diameter of the all thread should also work. Just my 2 cents worth. Theo, South Africa

  • @WiiHunt95
    @WiiHunt95 Год назад

    I love my Elite Answer

  • @williamfrost4055
    @williamfrost4055 3 года назад

    you could use a short screw and a coupler on one side. instead of a long screw and nut.

  • @Waytogodavid
    @Waytogodavid 3 года назад

    Thanks for the vids bro! Lots to take in when your new eh lol

  • @garyhosier4765
    @garyhosier4765 3 года назад +1

    Arrow building question. Will the small red tubing cutter type arrow cutter work for a clean cut? I only need three to six arrows per year. Sometimes I think I should open an everything shop because I like to do stuff myself and I collect a lot of equip and tools. Lol

    • @averagejackarchery
      @averagejackarchery  3 года назад

      Arrows should really be cut with a high efficiency, high RPM saw.

  • @robertjay1179
    @robertjay1179 2 года назад

    Thanks

  • @captain3985
    @captain3985 Год назад

    좋은 정보네요 감사합니다

  • @TimPaddy
    @TimPaddy 3 года назад

    Super neat idea/design. It looks slightly dangerous in an accidental fall; bracket looks perpendicular to your rib cage. Maybe I'm overthinking it...

  • @danielruprecht8932
    @danielruprecht8932 9 месяцев назад

    Awesome 👍🎯❤️🇺🇸

  • @darrendelmonaco2249
    @darrendelmonaco2249 3 года назад

    why couldn't you screw 2 more inserts half way onto the bolts then the threaded end of the legs into the other end of the insert

  • @midnightrider115
    @midnightrider115 3 года назад

    Way cheaper then my nock on edition Pse. 🤣 love this though.

  • @barrettkegley2086
    @barrettkegley2086 3 года назад

    I bought 2 NOS

  • @sagrieff
    @sagrieff 3 года назад

    stabilizers use 5/16-24 not 1/4-20