Fletching: Attaching feathers to the arrow shafts (fletching) was a delicate process that required precision to ensure the feathers were aligned properly for stable flight. Depending on the skill of the craftsman and the complexity of the fletching design, this step could take around 5 to 15 minutes per arrow.

Nocking: Shaping the nock, the notch or groove at the back end of the arrow shaft, was relatively straightforward but required attention to detail to ensure it securely fit the bowstring. Nocking each arrow could have taken around 1 to 5 minutes per arrow, depending on the method used and the level of precision required.

Finishing: Applying any final touches, such as wax or varnish, to protect the arrow shaft and improve its durability, would have added a bit more time to the process. This step might have taken around 1 to 5 minutes per arrow, depending on the specific finishing techniques employed.