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How to Install Points in Arrows for Beginners | Showing a New Archer How to Glue Points in Arrows
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.พ. 2021
- I show my wife how to properly glue points in her arrows for the first time. Assembling arrows for the first time seems like a complicated task, but following these simple guidelines makes for a fool proof way to glue points in your arrows.
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I really Like these beginner videos with your wife because you go in depth in details. Also she asks very Good questions and the interaction between you two makes for a fun video. Please continue. Regarding tip lean up and prepping, I also use a mini round bristle brush with pure alcohol or pure acetone to brush the inside of the tip and remove dust and any oily residue to make sure glue sticks well. I too have experienced the point crawling out because of the pressure build up of the trapped air, your advice is right on. I ran out of propane the other day and remembered I have a mini heat gun for shrink tubing and was gladly surprised it heated the metal tip and also the glue like the flame does. I was able to glue my points this way without using a flame. Still you need to be careful with the heat as you can still burn yourself. The flame is better for precisely heating the tip if you end up with partially inserted tips. To loosen tips without overheating the carbon I discovered that a water vapor steamer, those used for removing wrinkle on clothes are great. Glue softens enough to be pulled out. I will get another propane bottle but this alternatives allowed me continue my work. Hope it helps others. Thanks for another great video!
Man this beginner series is SO helpful. I used to compete and all that many years ago, then stopped for several years and now i really feel like a beginner again. Watching these videos help to remember basic things like these. Thank you so much🎉🎉❤
As an archer for over 50 years, once tournament competitor and builder of arrows for 40 years interesting to see what I have been doing wrong or right. Thank you Jake I hsve and am learning and am passing on you link and my reccomendation
Having ur wife involved and doing stuff w/ you and leaning is such a great tutorial and educational video ...... Great job folks
Thanks, trying to make more beginner content. This seems to work really well.
@@JakeKaminskiArchery The interaction is fun n real ....really nice
I would probably use thread locker to keep the two pieces of the points together so you could unscrew them if you wanted to replace the break off section in the future.
A little heat and the super glue will give way. Plus we wanted to get it done asap and didnt want to wait for the thread locker to dry, but yeah the blue locker would have been best.
this is a useful series :) and Heather is so good at asking all the questions we are asking the screen
Thanks for the tip on cleaning the extra glue toward the point. 👍🏻👍🏻
Wonderful video Jake and I'm reading your book Tuning for Performance and would highly recommend! Thanks for signing my book 🎯. I shoot traditional and compound, and would like to try bare bow and your instructional videos been a great help.
Al
Ah, your process is cleaner than mine... got a couple of tweaks I can do to make things easier on myself. Thanks Jake!
Additionally if you dont have a burner the stove works pretty well. With cool melt you just heat up the component for maybe 10-15 seconds, pressing it against the cool melt block when hot is enough to melt it and spread it.
Brilliant series thanks Jake, and your misses lol
Hi Jake&Heather, nice video and very helpful for me, after 1st year the most of my arrows are „off“ and I Need to replace them. So perfect timing, I see how to start and adjust & tune the arrows , thx a lot and keep going.
Another great video, thank you. Can't wait until the UK lockdown is lifted so I can start my archery lessons.
A two inch heat candle is enough of a heat source to heat point and hotmelt. When done right you can hold the point in your hand and push the point all the way in. Hotmelt should also hold the tread part without using superglue. And makes it easier to switch weight insert if necessary.
I watched the prior and I was just going to add since I am a very messy super glue guy, Try loctite or just finger nail polish. I actually just use clear fingernail polish on the little screws on my eyeglasses. Your wife is a fast learner. I do recommend a mask and eye protection around any saw, only experience about 44 years ago having a ER doctor flick out a piece of weld slag with a spinal needle. Great job on the explaining and that Pro Tip, do I send money for that one?
We used the dust collection hood on and vacuum and it takes all the dust out of the air rather efficiently.
Thanks for the tips with the fingernail polish.
Don’t see myself cutting carbon arrows and installing arrow points. Looking forward to fletching arrows as I need to replace the vanes at times.
I use the G5 squaring tool for carbon arrows, it is pricy but works very well.
I have one too. For major competitions I use that too.
Hot glue gun sticks work perfectly fine too
What is the link for buy this point.? Thank you Jake
Which top hat did you use for this?
15:00 I have scars on my legs. Lol
What arrow tip weight do you prefer for 70m? 80 grains for more speed or something heavier for less affect from wind.
Depends on the arrow. On my x10s I used 100 grain tungsten points.
Always use a mask, even when you are chamfering or cleaning the end of a carbon shaft.
Jake
What riser and limbs would you recommend for a budget friendly 1st bow that is under 400-500?
Using for barebow competition as well as field competition. So many to choose from Lancaster.
I am nott Jake but shot competitively and still do. You might look at Topoint Endeavor can get on Amazon for $199 use Jakes site to get there so he gets a little ok.
Hey Jake, awesome stuff! I had a question though. As an archer who is just starting out, I was wondering if there is anything wrong with starting with aluminum? and why you guys decided to start with carbon and not aluminum.
Aluminum is great. I use them indoors personally. However if you watch the first video in this series th-cam.com/video/MWufh66upzw/w-d-xo.html you'll see why we went carbon, simply to reach further distances.
2:50 I saw some people use just candles.
I'm probably a little late to the party, but if 'some hot melt sticks are too short'... why not melt them together to make them longer?
For sure, I do that.
stick it in warm water instead when trying to remove the arrowpoint. No chance to overheat and burn the carbon shaft.
Not a bad idea....
Didn't know that worked with that kind of glue. I thought it was only Bohning Cool Blue.
I use longer set epoxy and ,so far, never lost point or insert.
What about red loctite yes or no ?
Would you use an arrow squaring tool?
On top quality builds, yes. However, these arrow's tolerances are frankly awful and the time spent on that would be pointless.
@@JakeKaminskiArchery Thank you
Glued 7 fletch 6 ...and keep 1 for her bare shaft ....
Right now keeping 3 bare shafts.
use nail polish to glue it. they will set tight and can be unthreaded with pliers.
Why not use screw in arrowheads though?
Competition based arrows are all glue in components for precision purposes.
@@JakeKaminskiArchery: Interesting. It's difficult for me to imagine the difference being that significant, but I know I asked the same question when I started playing pool thirty years ago, and the answer was the same. :) Thanks for your great videos. I've learned so much in so little time. :)
Do you think blue loctite would work or is there not enough thread engagement?
It would, but takes a while to cure.
Why can't you just use a candle?
Overall god review but you are really speaking to much and deviating from the subject.
There is a lot of good information but you love to talk so much in Soo much length on obvious items that I am losing patience and hitting skip. Please don't take it in a negative way, but as a supportive feedback ;)
In order to be an effective teacher, you must say things differently in order for them to sink into your audience.
Sorry, but I am only trying to be helpful, others re-watch and some skip through sections.
@@JakeKaminskiArchery Just right for me. I find the tone conversational, so it's easy to take info onboard, especially with Heather asking the right questions.