At the same time, half of the wood can be used to make two tools that she wants, and the fault tolerance rate will be relatively high.

After splitting the wood into two halves, Yun Xianghuan began to trim the wood, making the split parts of the wood even and flat.

After completing this step, Yun Xianghuan put the ax aside, took out her knife, and her eyes fell on one of the pieces of wood. After measuring the distance with her hands and eyes, she marked out four nodes.

They are the marks at the middle ends and the first and last ends respectively.

Sitting on a relatively flat stone, she tilted the wood upright and supported it with her hands. She began to use a knife to cut off the excess wood on the wood.

In fact, Yun Xianghuan's foresight was necessary, because not long after, she scrapped a piece of wood even though she was very careful during the wood cutting process.

This may be related to the fact that she has been unfamiliar with this kind of thing for a long time.

Although the wood did not break, it still failed because one side was too sharp, making the other parts look bloated, making it look like a giant toothpick.

[What is this? Fishbone tool?? Didn’t Ke Yun Xianghuan weave a fishing net? Isn’t the fishing net better than a harpoon? 】

【Why do I feel like a javelin, the one that is thrown.】

[Huanhuan’s wife should not be suitable for this tool, right? It requires a lot of brute force, and the javelin can easily get lost in the jungle, right?]

【Quietly, no one is saying naughty things? Then I won’t say anything.】

[Upstairs, if you don’t tell me, I won’t either, although I do have some thoughts on this thing.]

[If you don’t say it, then I won’t say it either (pretending to be a serious person).]

Yun Xianghuan started to deal with another piece of wood, but she missed it once, so this time she had to get better at it and control it better.

She whittled the wood into a shape that gradually became thinner in two sections but not too thin. Both the width and thickness were reduced, and the thickness was reduced to less.

Note that you can only cut the belly and both sides of the wood, and the back must not be moved, otherwise it will easily break after being subjected to tension during use.

The thickness in the middle of the wood remains the same, only the width needs to be cut.

After a long time, Yun Xianghuan got the wood look she wanted.

It is thick in the middle, slightly flattened on both sides, and slightly curved.

The wood is still very rough now, but she has just trimmed it into the desired shape.

Yun Xianghuan began to use the knife to polish it delicately. The scales marked on both sides of the middle were about ten centimeters in length, which were the grips. She kept holding it up to try the feel. When she found any burrs on her hands, she straightened them out immediately.

After you are satisfied, carve out dimples at both ends of the wood. Only engrav the two sides, not going too far is not enough. Be careful to ensure that the small dimple is not easy to break after being stressed.

After completing this step, it is not difficult to guess what she is going to do, because the simple and elegant bow is already in front of you.

【It’s a bow!!】

[Unlocked my wife’s new skills again!]

[Can Yun Xianghuan actually know how to bow and arrow? She is indeed my treasured girl. 】

[Almighty baby——]

[I’m so curious about where Yun Xianghuan learned these skills. 】

[I wonder who is more powerful compared to Yun Xianghuan or Su Mei?]

Yun Xianghuan really wants to make a bow and arrow, so it's not surprising that she can do it.

Every child in the mountains has basic education.

They don't have mobile phones, remote control game consoles, or so much electronic entertainment, but they have their own way of playing games.

For example, archery, slingshots, bamboo guns, and toothpick crossbows are all things that can be made by hand, which are basically not a problem for them.

Children of all sizes are willing to learn when they play together, and many will know it after reading it once.

However, Yun Xianghuan has only made mini bows and arrows. This is actually the first time for such a large bow, so he is constantly exploring during the production process.

Now that the main stem of the bow is done, the next step is the bow string.

The bow string can be sheep intestine, silk thread, tendon, inner bark fiber, etc.

Yun Xianghuan finally selected an extremely tough rattan in the rainforest to make the bow string based on his actual situation and material comparison.

She tore off the vine skin in strips, and each long root was connected with the yellow-green fibers on the inside.

After collecting enough rattan bark, he tore the fibers inside into thin strips. At this step, Yun Xianghuan first rolled up the fiber strips like rubber bands and put them away.

Then started looking for her arrow.

It's not like Yun Xianghuan has never thought of using wood branches to make arrows, but they always feel a little less sharp.

Her eyes were still on the bamboo.

There is a kind of solid small bamboo growing in the jungle. They are often clustered like shrubs and have luxuriant thorns.

Yun Xianghuan chose a piece of bamboo as thick as an onion on her little finger, about fifty or sixty centimeters long. This length would better match the bow.

Yun Xianghuan only stopped after breaking a total of thirty arrow making materials.

She definitely couldn't hold so many arrows with one hand, so she circled the small bamboo with both hands, and the circled area was the size of the quiver she needed.

Yun Xianghuan left here and walked in one direction with purpose.

Not long after, she stood in front of a forest of towering bamboos. The bamboos here were generally thick and huge, and they were also hollow and lumpy.

At this time, a strong wind blew, and the bamboo forest roared. Row after row of bamboo waves, and the bamboos collided with each other, emitting a crisp and simple sound. The picture was very shocking.

Yun Xianghuan chose a huge bamboo and took action after the wind stopped.

This time, she had an ax and could deal with this big bamboo that looked like it was on steroids.

He chopped the bamboo one by one with his axe. When he was more than halfway cut, he pushed the bamboo with his hand. The heavy bamboo immediately hit the ground, raising a burst of grass clippings and dust.

When she cut down a bamboo tube with thick knots, Yun Xianghuan returned to the hut with the things she collected. On the way back to the hut, she used a knife to shave off a long piece of bark, about four centimeters.

It's wide, very strong, and has a certain degree of toughness, like a belt. It's probably a bit painful when you pull it.

After returning to the hut, she fixed the bark firmly to the beginning and end of the bamboo tube and used the bark as a strap.

This makes the quiver more convenient to carry.

Yun Xianghuan was carrying the quiver cross-body, and it felt okay. She tried to take the arrow with her backhand, and was able to accurately draw out the small bamboo.

After taking off the quiver and leaning it aside, Yun Xianghuan began to deal with the small bamboo.

Now these dozens of small bamboos cannot be called arrows.

She sat and used a knife to scrape off the thin layer of bamboo skin.
Chapter completed!