Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: Aaron H on June 11, 2015, 10:24:40 pm
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Do you guys normally seal your sinew when wrapping fletchings and hafting points to your arrow shafts?
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I use pitch varnish to seal mine the last one I didn't & it started to UN wrap at the nock after a few shots.
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I use pitch varnish also. I have used TBIII, Duco cement and super glue. All worked well.
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I have used super glue in the past, I just don't like the glossy appearance it gives it.
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I use Tru oil or most of the time TB3. :)
Pappy
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I pull the end under the wrap before it pull tight cut it off and leave it. no sealer on the sinew. Ed
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I use cheap clear nail polish. Brush in the jar.
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I've been using slightly watered down TB3 painted on with a brush
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I use TB3 as well,applied with a damp brush.3 coats,let cure,then wet sand.apply glue,(and sand), until it it a perfectly smooth transition between head,sinew,and arrow. Sinew is waterproofed,and excellent arrow penetration. MHO God bless
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I tried using tb3 and I prefer it over the super glue, it has less of a glossy sheen. Thanks everyone
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Last ones I made the sinew strips were put in some warm hide glue before wrapping. Once wrapped and set I smeared just hide glue around the outside and it was a good protection. Heat and water will soften the hide glue, not certain how long it would take with only water.
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I soak my sinew in a bowl of watered down TB3.
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For Arra wrapping, I'd always just chew the piece of Sinew for a minute before wrapping. TB lll was used to seal. Bob
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I use epoxy. I take my finger and tamp the glued area a few times and it dulls the glossy finish.
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hay mullet! I do the same thing.i soak mine in waterproof glue then wrap.