Aluminum arrow inserts?

[Stone Knife]

OK I'm going to    but what kind of glue works good on inserts for Aluminum.

[JimB]

Some use hot melt.I normally use a good epoxy like JB Weld.Either one can be removed by heating.

[ron w]

I have used 5 minute epoxy with great success. But you have work quick,have everything ready and go for it.  

[JRY309]

I just use hot melt for inserts in aluminum arrows,thats all I've ever used in them and never had a problem with them not holding.It's quick and easy with hot melt.

[Jim Picarelli]

Hot melt for me also. I've had inserts pull from carbons with it but never an aluminum

[Outwest]

Hot melt here also.

[Ron+dog]

super glue for me
the guys at the shop put em in with hot melt and ive lost em but when i do it my self w super glue no problem

[gudspelr]

Put mine in with Gorilla Super Glue.  Put a dab on the back end, then twist them in.  Could actually feel it drying up and holding tight as I kept twisting...  No problems yet


Jeremy

[Longbowz]

Hot melt.  The advantage is it's strong and can be removed as needed.

[BLA]

Definitely the hot melt.

-- JJ

[cbCrow]

Been using hot melt for 25yrs. and see no reason to change.

[OVERDRAWING]

I've used the Bohning hot melt on aluminum for 41 years with no problems for my personal use. I've worked in a couple of pro shops over the years and the owners had us use 24 hour cure epoxy.

[mcgroundstalker]

JB Weld works for me, but... What do I know?  

... mike ...

[Cottonwood]

Originally posted by BLA:
Definitely the hot melt.

-- JJ

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[ishoot4thrills]

Originally posted by JRY309:
I just use hot melt for inserts in aluminum arrows,thats all I've ever used in them and never had a problem with them not holding.It's quick and easy with hot melt.

[TSP]

Used hot melt for years on wood and aluminum but switched to 2-ton (2-part) epoxy about 10 years ago and find it holds much better, especially in cold weather.