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Title: Screw in WW Question ??
Post by: Suty on August 16, 2008, 12:40:00 PM
Hey Gang, I was wondering , can the Adapter that comes on the Screw in WW's be removed ? Is it Epoxyed, Glued ? has anyone done this. I was wanting to put in Steel Adapter instead to gain weight. I would hate to have to buy the regular ones, as I have a dozen of the screw ins. Thanking this Archery Brain Trust in Advance.  Tu Compadres, Suty
Title: Re: Screw in WW Question ??
Post by: robtattoo on August 16, 2008, 01:59:00 PM
Ola mi amigo!

I believe they're glued in with hot melt. Safest way to try & remove 'em would be to drop them in a pan of boiling water for a few minutes. It should loosen even a good epoxy, but won't behot enough to damage the temper.
Title: Re: Screw in WW Question ??
Post by: Suty on August 16, 2008, 02:20:00 PM
Gracias mi Carnal, I shall try the boiling agua trick. Tu Compadres, Suty
Title: Re: Screw in WW Question ??
Post by: dino on August 16, 2008, 04:07:00 PM
The newest ones are glued in with a very high temp epoxy unlike the older ones.  I took some inserts out of some last fall that I had to heat with a torch and get them very hot to get it to loosen.  Tried boiling water trick before that and couldn't get em out which why I resorted to the torch.  I would try the water first incase the are the older ones. dino
Title: Re: Screw in WW Question ??
Post by: J-dog on August 16, 2008, 06:24:00 PM
Suty, how do the screw ins come as far as spinning true? are they glued on straight? aslo do they have a whistle in flight?

Just wondering, as I have some glue in ones and getting them on straight is a pain and then I have they have whistled in flight.

Great BHd, Loe the way they do just have trouble getting them glued to spin good without taking risk from temper.

Thanks

J
Title: Re: Screw in WW Question ??
Post by: longbawl on August 16, 2008, 07:03:00 PM
Be careful If they are the new ones like dino said they are clued with a very high temp epoxy. If you go the torch route. Hold on to both insert and head If you get them to hot they can fly apart.What i did an so far as worked. Is heat them with a torch until you see a little smoke from the glue. It stinks, then let it cool a little then twist the adapter an broadhead and it should come right off.