You guys didn't have one of those old school hot glue sticks that used to be used for aluminum arrows & inserts & for nocks too. I liked them, they worked great & if you needed to remove an insert you could by heating it up. I don't know if you can do that with the super, and I would think if you did remove say an insert that was super glued with heat it would ruin the glue while the oldskool yellow glue stick stuff would work again and again which was nice. I assume if you used a soldering iron with a field tip thread sticking out you could still do carbons that way too, and I will.
I used a quick setting glue for my inserts and the problem im having after a year of shooting them is the insert breaking loose when shooting into a hard broadhead target with a single bevel broadhead. i have yet to break one loose with a field tip. Are these glues resistant to the twisting action of a single bevel broadhead?
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Love the instant set for vanes! But I prefer hot glue for my inserts!
You guys didn't have one of those old school hot glue sticks that used to be used for aluminum arrows & inserts & for nocks too. I liked them, they worked great & if you needed to remove an insert you could by heating it up. I don't know if you can do that with the super, and I would think if you did remove say an insert that was super glued with heat it would ruin the glue while the oldskool yellow glue stick stuff would work again and again which was nice. I assume if you used a soldering iron with a field tip thread sticking out you could still do carbons that way too, and I will.
Fun fact, instant glue setter is just water.
Superglue reacts with moisture in the air(water) to set.
For my field tips I just use a little bit of microcrystalline wax.
super glue for vanes and gel super glue for inserts !!!
I used a quick setting glue for my inserts and the problem im having after a year of shooting them is the insert breaking loose when shooting into a hard broadhead target with a single bevel broadhead. i have yet to break one loose with a field tip. Are these glues resistant to the twisting action of a single bevel broadhead?
Can you shoot as soon as it dries or do u have to wait 24 hrs?
How about target points in all carbon shafts and if I use a epoxy or super glue type can I reuse points if arrow gets damaged
The target point is usually good to use again as long as everything is cleaned off of it.