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Old 09-10-2005, 09:34 PM   #1
 
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Default Insert Glue

What is a good glue to use for the inserts? Guy at Gander Mountain suggested "Gorilla Glue". I ended up getting some "Steel Force - Beyond Bond" glue. Seems to be holding up good.....so far.
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I wouldn't use any type of polyurethane glue (i.e. Gorilla Glue, Powerbond By Elmer's etc.) The reason being that these glues will expand when the set up. Personally I recommend a 2-part epoxy, they are available at any hardware store for a inexpensive price.
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if u are shooting carbons u might trie some of that hot melt glue that is in the cabela's catalog,,that is what my uncle used on his a/c/c that he gave to me to use last year,,and possibly next year
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Hot melt glues are okay, they are fast, but often times do not dry hard. Though this is just my experience.
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Hot melt glue works well for aluminum, but not so much for carbon. 2 part epoxy is the best for carbon. Just make sure to put on a thin, even layer so as not to put too much weight on one side.
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hot melt work on alum..cool maybe il stick with my fence post buy bare shafts and cut them down with a copper tubing cutter and use the 5 or 6 stick of hot melt for the inserts,,that is a good idea,,now i would just have to find a place where i can get these arrow that i am shooting know cause they aint in cabela's or at the easton wedsite
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What are you shooting??
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2315 easton t-10seriesmaxum quatro note sure on the spelling,, i want to find them cause i like the look of the camo and deer skulls on the shaft
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I've just used super glue. It works fine so far.
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I am pretty sure, though notpositive, that Easton no longer makes the Quatro.
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