| Once you have tied in your nock point, cover it with a light coat of superglue.
When the glue has set, with two pairs of pliers, one on the nock point and the other on the string, you can turn the nock point just as if it was a nut on a screwed rod. You may have to work it a bit initially to break any glue between the two parts, but once that is done it will move easier.
Depending on how tight you tied on the thread in the first place, the nock point should stay put, if it does move, just add a dab of superglue again. |