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Insert help please !!

Started by rambo1993, November 24, 2013, 11:02:00 PM

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rambo1993

Hey guys I'm tapping my Kota for a kwikee kwiver and want to know what the 100% best glue out there is to glue the inserts in for better holding
Black widow 2007 PSR 2 T/D recurve 60" 48#@28"
Bear kodiak hunter 1pc. 50x#@28" 60" style recurve
Kota Prairie Swift 1pc. 53#@28" 60"
Samick Leopard recurve T/D 50#@28" 60"

katman

I would think a slow cure epoxy would be very strong. Remember to degrease/clean the metal.
shoot straight shoot often

rambo1993

Thank you katman any epoxy you guys would suggest ?
Black widow 2007 PSR 2 T/D recurve 60" 48#@28"
Bear kodiak hunter 1pc. 50x#@28" 60" style recurve
Kota Prairie Swift 1pc. 53#@28" 60"
Samick Leopard recurve T/D 50#@28" 60"

**DONOTDELETE**

Yup... Epoxy is good.  Use acetone on the metal like Katman recommended. Some types of mineral spirits, or paint thinner have oil in them.

rambo1993

Thank you katman any epoxy you guys would suggest ?
Black widow 2007 PSR 2 T/D recurve 60" 48#@28"
Bear kodiak hunter 1pc. 50x#@28" 60" style recurve
Kota Prairie Swift 1pc. 53#@28" 60"
Samick Leopard recurve T/D 50#@28" 60"

Jon Stewart

any name brand slow set epoxy will work. You can sand the inserts a little also.

Fletcher

Good judgement comes from experience.  Experience comes from bad judgement.

"The next best thing to playing and winning is playing and losing."

"An archer doesn't have to be a bowhunter, but a bowhunter should be an archer."

Mr.Magoo

I've used JB Weld, but I think it's brittle.  I like Z-Poxy and 3M's 5200 is awesome stuff too (5200 takes a week to cure fully though).

Looper

I use the stuff used by golf club builders to secure a head to a shaft. It's very shock resistant.


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