Best way to glue on

[Travisc406]

I am looking for the best way to glue on my broadheads. I bought Stos and got the Kustom Kings steel adapters and want to get them on good. I have the browm ferrel tite hot melt glue and am ready any suggestions. Thanx Guys. Travis

[Smallwood]

the hot melt will work just fine, or you could even use two ton epoxy.

[SlowBowinMO]

Be sure to scrub both the inside of the heads and the adapters with Iso alcohol or acetone, and you're good to go with your Ferr-L-Tite.  Get everything hot for a good bond.

[Rob DiStefano]

for inserts and adapters i ONLY use slow set epoxy.  as tim sez above, clean all the metal bond areas well.  you can still remove heads from adapters using a flame, and ya won't screw up broad head temper.

[Fletcher]

However you do it, epoxy or hot melt, make sure you get the adapter and point aligned; they won't automatically do it.  I wouldn't think epoxy would be at all forgiving in this.  Rob, can you maybe elaborate on this?

[Bowmania]

You have to spin the arrow and BH when completed.  If you don't know what I'm talking about PM me and I'll tell you how to build a no cost spinner.

Bowmania

[phatty363]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gS9PE-jr60

[Grey Taylor]

I feel epoxy alows me to align things easier than hot melt does.
With hot melt, if the head is off, I have to heat it up to soften the glue, move the head, cool the glue, and check alignment again. Repeat as necessary.
With epoxy I can glue the head, check alignment, tweak as necessary, check alignment, and repeat as necessary. I don't have to worry about reheating the glue. When all is aligned, set it aside to cure. As a plus, I don't have to worry about touching a hot arrowhead.

Guy