BEST epoxy for Heritage shafts???

[Bullfrog]

What do you guys prefer for inserts on the Heritage shafts? Thanks.   BILL

[scedvm]

I rough up the inner surface with a rifle bore brush, clean with denatured alcohol on a Q-tip and then glue with super glue gel (not liquid and get a good brand like Loctite).  Works very well...Shawn

[BWD]

Devcon high strength 2 ton epoxy. 30 min.set, 2 hrs handle, 8 hrs. full strength...except I let mine sit overnight.

Don't know that it's the best, but has worked very well with any carbon shaft I've used it on.

[JRY309]

I use a 2-part 24 hr. slow cure epoxy on all my carbons.I do prep my carbon with a bore brush and scratch up the insert and clean with alcohol first.I never lost an insert and have nocked them back out when I needed to change inserts.

[speedwalker]

I use the Gorilla Glue which is to be impact resistant.  No problems since.

[Leland]

I've been using the hot melt that 3-Rivers sells.I prep them like scedvm posted , but also scuff up the insert.I've been doing it this way for years and never had an insert pull out,best part is I can change inserts by screwing in a fieldpoint,apply a little heat with a torch to the point and pull the point & insert out with a pliers.
Leland

[rooster77]

hot melt 3 rivers also

[stickhorse]

Hot melt from Big Jims, check out the Vidio on this stuff,  very awsom!!

[elkken]

I use hot melt .... that way you can change things up for tuning. I have never had one come out.

[Gordon martiniuk]

JB weld is what I use never  lost one yet,,

[BOWMARKS]

I vote hot melt also , always trying new set ups!!

[maineac]

I will say with the Jb Weld I had a brass insert and judo break off in the shaft, leaving the bottom of the brass insert and screw of judo.  I found that fairly impressive.  Never tried to remove an insert.

[doug77]

hot melt for me

[Bullfrog 1]

For those using hot melt. Do you use ferel tite?

[BOWMARKS]

I use the Ferr-L-Tite have never tried the other as of yet.

[BigJim]

Ferr-l-Tite cools hard and when you hit something hard while shooting, they have a tendancy to break. The quick stick stays somewhat soft and the bond doesn't break. Works great on wood, aluminum and carbon too.

bigjim

[elkken]

I just use one of the sticks for my wife hobby hot melt glue gun ... not sure of a brand. It is softer than Ferr-l-tite

[Ydanny]

JB Weld is what I use.

[EL Mejor]

EPOXY OR GORILLA GLUE WORKS GOOD FOR ME,,,

[Rob DiStefano]

there is no goop specific to any manner of carbon, alum, glass or wood arrow.

use a quality slow set epoxy for all inserts.  clean the insert outside and shaft tube insides with something like nahptha (lighter fluid).