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hot glue sticks?

Started by wixwood, February 13, 2012, 01:16:00 PM

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Dimondback

QuoteOriginally posted by Craig:
3 Rivers sells a low heat glue stick. I have been using it for a few years now and never had an insert come out.
The low temp blue glue stick has worked great for inserts on aluminum/carbon but I have found it is almost useless on glue-ons for wood shafts....not sure why but it has not worked for me on wood.

Brian
"Do or Do Not, There is no "Try"
Martin Savannah 45#
3PC Home Built Longbow 53# @ 28"
MAJ - SCARNG 1998 - Present

cedar

I buy a 6-pack of milky white hot melt sticks at Ace Hardware.  They are 6 inches long I believe.  I have never lost a point.

Craig

I have no problems with the low heat glue stick

 http://www.3riversarchery.com/product.asp?i=5491  

Brian, do you clean your points with acidtone.
Schafer Silvertip

wildcat hunter

I use 3 Rivers glue stick too.

Possum Head

Big Jim's glue stick is like him,big and strong.

wixwood

After seeing BIG John's video, I am sure this is the product I have been looking for. I will soon be ordering some.

Thank you all for your input.

sw
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Colorado Traditional Archers Society
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**DONOTDELETE**

I have a bunch of the commercial grade stuff and would be glad to send you some. Kirk

Fletcher

I watched the videos, and the Quik Stick is what I use with my wood arrows.  I get it from KK, but it is the same product.  Good stuff.  Remove the plastic sleeve from the stick before heating the glue.
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