Last time I glued in some insets I used I think it was called goat glue. Worked great but very expensive. What are some other glues that work that I can use. Thanks

I use hot melt.

Britt  I've been using Gorilla Glue for the past 4 years with very good success.   cheap too.
Joe

Goat Tuff is a bit expensive but works good. Have also used hot melt, epoxy.

For aluminum and wood I use a hot melt(not Ferr-l-tite),for carbon I use a slow cure 24 hr. two part epoxy.

I'm using the round cylinder block shaped hot melt glue from Kustom King Archery. I lasts for years and it's a much softer (less brittle than Ferrule-Tite). I use it on wood arrows or with my Easton Axis carbon inserts with no problems whatsoever.  It allows me to change out the inserts on the carbons if needed.

Ferr-L-Tite low temp.  
http://www.3riversarchery.com/Bohning+Ferr-L-Tite+Cool+Flex+Insert+Glue_i4191-01_baseitem.html
It is the blue stick stuff.  Great for carbons.  You heat the insert, apply a bit of glue and insert into the arrow.  If you want to remove them or turn them for blade alignment, heat the threads and shank of the point and screw into the insert.  The heat melts the glue and you can pull or turn them.  No need to apply heat directly to the arrow shaft and risk damage to the carbon arrow.  We used them on various wood arrows and so long as you clean the oil from inside new points, they don't pull out in the targets.

Hot melt from Big Jim's

Hot melt from big Jims works great for me-

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Hot melt from big Jims works great for me-

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Big Jim sells a great glue. Go to his site and watch his video and see how easy it is to use, and how strong it holds.

Ferr-L-Tite .    

X5 big jims hot melt

X6 Big Jim's hot melt.......he did his homework for sure.

x7 on Big Jim's hot melt.

When I order from Big Jim, I let him do the gluing, so it is his hot melt. When I have to do it myself, I use two parts epoxy with a cure of 24 hours. Works great too!

Fer-l-tite for aluminum and Insert Iron for carbon. Both with excellent results.

JB WELD on my stuff and its something you can get at any hardware store.

I need to try Big Jim's glue

I've tried Gorilla Glue and it was ok. Been using epoxy and it's the strongest thing I've tried but it's basically permanent

I use garden variety hot glue sticks from the crafts section.