How do I use different nock points? 🏹

Like many archers that start with brass nocks, I had a hard time with the idea of a tie-on nock as it seemed too complicated. After trying out a plethora of tie-on nock point methods, this is the one that I ultimately settled on... main difference is how I head up the string with indirect heat from a metal tool.
Serving materials come in different diameters, this one I am using is 0.025" in BCY... I may go back to a thinner one (0.021") as this turned out a bit oversized... not sure...
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00:00 Intro
00:22 Brass Nock Points
01:29 Removing Tie-On Nock Point
02:04 Marking Nock Position
02:28 Installing Tie-On Nock Point
05:58 Finishing Tie-On Nock with Heat
06:55 Installing Bottom Nock Point
09:29 Conclusions

[@somefellern]

Thanks for the tip about rubbing the serving string with glue. I've never seen that before but I like it

[@Brainhoneywalker]

Another great video. I’ll try that way. It looks quite beefy and stable. Thank you, Bobby.

[@bobbynishi]

☺️

[@Fossil_]

Thanks for this. I hate brass nocks and no knot I tried was working. Never thought to use a glue stick.

[@fahlvfaust677]

I use Chinese 0.16" cheapest polyethylene twisted serving thread; they work fine. Don't forget to rub your serving thread on hot melt first. I don't use superglue to avoid damaging the center serving.

[@robsarcheryworld9679]

Thanks