I was recently wondering why not a lot of 3d printing has has been done in archery besides the crappy versions of arrow heads so I went out and designed a strong and aerodynamic shape which I have tested out and it is very strong for being made from abs

main way to attach them to the arrow is to head up the tip of the arrow and push it on and then attach glue around the base and let it dry then you can shoot with it

DA VINCI 1.0

Doesn't Matter

Doesn't Matter

.4 mm you want it thick and strong

100% to 90%

print around 4 at a time to get the tips to be sharp as hell

I tested it with standard archery foam and I hit wood with it and even metal and it don't last with metal or wood so stick to standard arrow targets and maybe even if you want to test it to hunt with it would be cool...