mchurch wrote:How long do you leave the arrow in before removing it?
About 20 seconds. I'm using Gorilla brand super glue. Best I've tried. Latex fortified, not runny and don't crack.
Gonna try 20 seconds next time I do my arrows.
I usually let them sit for a couple minutes before removing them but often they stick to the jig.
I use the Gorilla super glue also.
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Thanks to every one for the help. I kinda got the hang of this fletching thing. There were several problems. I ordered some new right helical aluminum arms from Arizona EZ fletch and noticed that the new arms closed quite a bit tighter and more precise than the old ones that were 10 or more years old. The other thing I did was get new gorilla which was probably at least 2 years old. I also got some scotchbrite pads and comet to clean the shafts. The above has made a massive difference. Now if I pull hard enough on the fletch they will break before they come off.
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Good to hear you're making good progress!
I'm gonna try some of those helpfull tips also but right now I don't have any arrows that need refletching...did em all after deer season ended.
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. I will implement them and report back..Matt