I've been told you should always "spin test" your arrows to make sure your broadheads are aligned properly with the arrow. With aluminum arrows you can just heat the tip up and turn the insert slightly until everything is properly balanced. But what do you do with a carbon arrow? You can't heat the tip without risking damage to the arrow. I know there has to be some way to properly align carbon arrows when using broadheads. If not, does that mean that all the hunters using carbon arrows are just accepting the fact their carbon arrows will never be properly balanced like an aluminum arrow?