HELP!!!!

[Shakes.602]

HOW  in the World do you get the Easton Dinky,Goes,In The Hole,Nock Inserts  OUT  without Destroying the Shaft???             The Heated Insert With Screw In Point Inserts Worked Great! I Heated the  WHOLE  Outfit, and they came Right Out!!
    SOMEBODY,ANYBODY,PLEASE HELP!!!!!      

[MI_Bowhunter]

I've always been able to get them out with just a little heat but then again  I always just used a little hot melt to hold them in place.

You could try the same method used to get inserts out of carbons.  Find a drill bit the same size as the inside diameter of the arrow. (see my note below before trying this)

Insert the drill bit, flat side towadrs the nock and swing the arrow in a downward motion like a whip.   The force of the drill bit hitting the nock ring should knock it out.

NOTE: Because there is not much of an edge on the nock holder for the drill bit to catch on it may just loge itself in there, you may want to try this slowly to see if it will work, it may just lodge the drill bit in the nock holder.

Otherwise try to use a pair of pliers and pull them out, just replace them if they get chewed up.

That's all I can think to try at the moment.

[Shakes.602]

I chewed One Up already, to the Point of  "I DONT WANT TO TRY THAT WAY ANYMORE!"  on That Particular Shaft. I  REALLY  Wish I Knew What they Were Put in with, Adhesive-wise.  SUPER-DUPER-GLUE or WHAT?            
  I am almost to the Point of Cutting that section of the Shaft  OFF , and I do believe I would not Miss the Length. I Think.        
             Thanks for the Help!!

[Rod Jenkins]

If you talking about removing the Easton Super uni-bushings, on aluminum arrows ? Heres how I do it.....get a properly sized  "easeout"... I think the proper hardward term is "screw extractor" clamp it in the vice, then screw the bushing onto the easeout...then a little heat and twist the shaft off

[MI_Bowhunter]

Shakes, any luck?

[Shakes.602]

I havent had a Chance to  "Remember"  to get a 5/16 E-Z Out.  My Memory  aint what it used to be..... then again, I have a 20 y.o. & Pregnant Daughter Living with Me Now.  YIKES!!        I Know Why Animals Eat their Young!! Its the  "MOOD SWINGS"  the Little Ones Have!!!         They Eat 'em for some Peace..... and Quiet too!