broadhead cement

[Bernie B.]

Gorilla glue......now that sounds like a good idea, and it's available everywhere.  Sounds like a lot of people are now using epoxy.  I've used Ferr-l-tite only for over forty years and have never had a problem with it.  Lots of good ideas out there though.

Bernie Bjorklund

NC Iowa/SW Wisconsin

[EL Mejor]

GORILLA GLUE,IS GOOD ALSO, BUT REMEMBER IT EXPANDS SO USE WITH CAUTION,,,

[joe ashton]

I use Gorrilla glue and swear by it... until you want to take that point off.  It will not come off!!

 then you'll just swear.....

[Birdbow]

I use Gorilla glue which is also heat reversible

[Steertalker]

JB Weld

[Beanbag]

For testing adapters and heads I picked up the yellow brown hot melt stick from Braveheart,works relly good for quick on quick off.Seems to be pretty tuff too.If it holds up I most likely will stick with it. Thanks for all the info, Jim G

[Coiloil37]

Insert iron.

[amicus]

I use goat tuff to glue my adapters to my 200 gr grizzlys. I put the bh in a vise with the open end facing out, of course. I take the adapter and and fix to my cordless drill. Make sure you clean out the bh's first, I use acetone with a q-tip. I glue up the adapter and as Im inserting to the bh im slowly spinning/drilling the adapter into the broadhead. When its completly inserted I hold it, very still, for a few seconds to allow the glue to dry and then release the broadhead from the vise. Now the broadhead with the adapter is on my drill and I can spin check it with my drill. Most of the time its perfectly alligned. When you slowly spin/drill the adapter into the broad head it usually alligns itself very well. If I need to redo I use a propane torch and heat the adapter until it can easly come out. This process has worked very well for me.

Good luck

Gilbert

[WRV]

Gorilla Glue

[Dean Lintz]

I JB Welded my bh put them on the shafts that they are going to be shot on and spin balance them. I let them set tip down until dry. I use screw in inserts. If you keep bh matched to arrow the heads can be removed and put back in and stay balanced.