Remove top using a can opener.;
, Drill several 1/8” inch holes in the bottom. These are the quivers rain drains.
 Fill the can with foam up to 2 inches (5cm). Use mattress foam or stuff with a small towel. This is the quiver's noise reducer and tip protection.
 Remove tops and bottoms of each can using a can opener. Save the removed lids, as you can use the lids to make arrow heads from later.
 Glue them together one on top of the other. Add a thin ¼” thick foam rim on the top can (door/window foam works perfectly). This is the quiver's noise reducer.

This is your base.
 Alternatively, paint it using a primer.
 If needed, make adjustments.
, add a pouch to hold extra glue, arrowheads and feathers.
 The arrow quiver is now ready for use.


The final product fits up to eight arrows.
Get the first empty can.
Flip the same can.
Flip the same can again, holes down.
Prepare the other four empty cans.
Stack and superglue all four cans together.
Add the first can under the last one and glue in place.
Duct tape the whole quiver on the outside.
Insert an arrow to test the foam's positioning.
Add loops or hooks to attach the straps.

,
Paint the quiver black.
Completed.
{"src": "wikihow-all_validation", "title": "How to Make a Quiver for Arrows Using Cans"}