has anyone tried this way http://youtube.com/watch?v=hMqLT-4ezzk
im thinking about doing it b/c i was shooting today and my tracers broke and this way seems alot cheaper and stronger
-Thanks

On the vid the guy mentiond that some twist and some push will it say on the package if its the push kind????
-Thanks

I made one with a bobber light from "Rod & Bobb's" . It's a push deal . Here is a short video .

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thanks ed...how much do those kind go for?

been posted a million times, works great

I made some from that video. Worked great.

I make em and they work great

The "Rod & Bobb's" battery light cost me $2.49 at Gander Mt .

I used the Rod and Bobb light to make mine last year. They worked on all three deer just perfectly.

I may or may not use them again this year. Although they were kind of cool, I just don't see a huge need for a lighted nock. They tend to make me want to peek to see the cool light during flight instead of keeping focused on executing a good shot.

They are great for video.