insert glue

I use goat tuff.


I'd think the chute of the mixing truck would be too big to get the cement into the shaft???? :noidea:

 

not if it were a pumper truck?...:noidea:

 

Dude... the hose is at least 4" across. How you gonna control that into a .345" shaft??? :noidea:

 

I didn't realize Goat Tuff was designed for fletchings. I use Fletch Tite Platinum for fletching. Some use hot melt for tips. I guarantee you Goat Tuff works better then wax.

Some use epoxys also. Seems like extra work to me.

Maybe if you were pulling arrows out of foam instead of trees, glue would be good enough.....:biggrin1:

 

HOW you know this stuff is beyond me..........
:dizzy: :dizzy:

I mean come on dude, its down right weird:noidea:

 

it was the WIND he swears it was:noidea: :noidea: :noidea:

 

You ever heard of Ace Hardware they got all kinds of fittings to throttle that bad boy down...:noidea:

 

I use Goat Tuff for fletching and inserts/tips. It is good stuff, but not cheap. You can get some comparable stuff at hobby stores for much less cash. They sell the hobby glue at my shop now, but I still have goat tuff left to use up!

 

Who told you??? :noidea: :noidea:

 

I use goat tuff for my inserts and it works great. I put some inserts in my arrows and by the time I got out to the range which was about 45 minutes they were good to go. I did not loose one insert:rockon:

 

You guys need to all do yourself a favor and use Pine Ridge for everything...NO BS :rockon:

 

that's what I use. It's cheap.........eace:

 

Sorry...I only huff Krylon products

 

I was on TV???? :faint2: