Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: cracker on December 09, 2009, 08:25:08 pm
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What do you use to stick your tip overlays onto your bow?
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I use five minute or thirty minute epoxy. But I have also used titebond but I don't like to wait that long.
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i use plain ol super glue. make sure your surfaces are flat, scuffed up good and put super glue on both surfaces. use a c- clamp and wait about 10 minutes. probably ok sooner but i usually wait at least ten. never have had one come off. If i am using horn or antler i use epoxy. plain wood gets superglue.
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All of the above, plus Gorilla glue. Depends on what is in reach.
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5 min epoxy.
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locktight Superglue gel. Even stands up to a dry fire out of a 60# boo backed ipe ;D Just found that out last weekend. I had a broken knock and the arrow landed right in front of my feet. Both the bow and the overlays were fine. That bows been shooting for a few years now as well so I trust the super glue.
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I won't be using TB III on horn any more :-[ It don't stick, super glue gel all the way now.
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I leave the clamp on instead.
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Super glue or TB3,the only problem I have had with TB3 is on some deer leg bone tips I did ,they may have still been a little greasy,Now I wipe whatever I am going to glue with alcohol or brale
kleen. :)
Pappy
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Hi fellers thanks for all the replys. Looks like super glue is the way to go. Thanks again Ronnie
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Thick gel super glue, or 5 min epoxy for me.
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I leave the clamp on instead.
;D ;D ;D I usually use TB on wood, 2 ton epoxy on other stuff, I've used gel superglue too.
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TB III on wood and superglue on everything else.
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Superglue, superglue gel, smooth on.
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ive only put em on 1 bow that didnt even need them, but i used lepage carpenter's glue, i use that stuff for everything, well, mostly