Anyone have any tips on feather splicing.

My wife says that I have too much free time to be doing this (what does she know).

AH WIVES WHAT DO THEY KNOW ANYWAY. TELL HER TO GET IN THE KITCHEN AND COOK YOU A PIE. SO YOU CAN EAT AFTER YOU SHOOT YOUR BOW. HE-HE-HE, JUST KIDDIN. LOL

Get a big bag of feathers and have at it. I splice a little bit, but ended up tearing to many feathers apart shooting so it was a waste of time. They look really neat though.

I use full-length feathers and grab the end of the feather and pull down towards the point end of the quill.With practice(and you'll probably go thru some feathers),you'll be able to get the feather off intact.Then I cut off the length of feather I want to put the splice on with a utility knife but don't cut into the quill base and make sure all the barbs are taken off.I sand both pieces then glue.I usually do end splices-they're easier for me to do than splices in the middle of the fletch.I probably didn't explain it all that well but it's not really too hard with practice.Just take your time.