Favourite Glues for Takedown Sleeves - Wood to Metal bonding and gap filling

[bubbles]

Title pretty much says it - What do you guys use when making these?
I have G2 Epoxy and resorcinol on hand currently, and I've seen 2 ton epoxy mentioned in other threads on the subject.
What do you think would be best?

Mike.

[Accipiter]

I don't have the most experience on this subject, but I used JB-weld for my inaugural takedown, and despite the horrendous abuse I put it through while trying to get a good sleeve/sleeve fit, the wood/metal bond never complained in the slightest. I use JB weld on my knife handles too, and it seems to be pretty bulletproof.

[tallpine]

I have used JB wield also, I used it on four bows with no problems. Clean everything with Acetone and score it good with a hacksaw blade. Also make sure your stave is dry, if the stave shrinks even the slightest, it will get loose, no matter what kind of glue you use

[bubby]

Mt-13 smooth on makes it

[bubbles]

Are these the ones?

[Weylin]

I use the Smooth on. good stuff.

[vinemaplebows]

I use a lot of 2-ton, but not on metal....it will not hold. Try a small spot on metal, before you go forward with using it. JB should work well.

[PatM]

System # 3  Metl Weld works well. I have some that you can have when I get back home.

[bubby]

Bubbles the bottom is what i use now got it from carson

[PEARL DRUMS]

Use junk glue on a sleeve set just once and you never will again. Talk about a waste of time and energy drilling and digging that limb back out of the sleeve after it creeks, cracks and groans on you. Id suggest MT13. Its pricey for good reason.