best glues forearm to handle

[Mojocues]

for the last 11 years ive been glueing my handles for my forearms with an industrial epoxy and ive never had any buzzes but i can no longer get it

what else is a good more readily available product .. kinda scared to try something new

i also used it on butterfly cues whats a good option there

 

[JoeyInCali]

West 206 is the most commonly used I think.

 

[Russell Cues]

I concur west system with the 206 hardner is great.

 

[Lexicologist71]

I don't have oodles of cues floating around, but West seems to be the way to go. It's a marine grade epoxy, it should be adequate for cues.

 

[desi2960]

diagonal spliced cues

i read a report online, tightbond was the strongest glue for wood in the world. i do not know for end to end, but in my diagonal splice cues i use tightbond 2 or 3 and have never had a failure. with metal, plastics, or fiber rings, etc etc i use epoxy, but for any wood to wood contact i use tightbond.


chuck starkey

 

[Mojocues]

i read a report online, tightbond was the strongest glue for wood in the world. i do not know for end to end, but in my diagonal splice cues i use tightbond 2 or 3 and have never had a failure. with metal, plastics, or fiber rings, etc etc i use epoxy, but for any wood to wood contact i use tightbond.

chuck starkey

thanks chuck ... i always wanted to try doing a butterfly ... i thought titebond was the way to go there nice to be sure