On Saturday 09 April 2016 05:28:40 Gregg Eshelman wrote:

> There's JB Weld and JB Kwik.The Kwik stuff has the 5 minute working
> time. 

I'll have to look at mine as I wasn't aware of the difference.

As for the long time setting stuff, its quite tempurature sensitive, so I 
often will get it together, and put it in the oven, set for about 125F 
or 130F.  All done and ready to go to work if left in the heat for an 
hour, then cooled back to normal temps.  That doesn't stop it from 
running as its as thin as water with a very strong wetting agent in it 
at 125F.

> The other often has an annoyingly too long working time, running 
> off or settling into low areas while you're wishing it would hurry and
> gel. The slow version does achieve a higher final strength, but takes
> at least 24 hours before you can put any stress on it. Loctite also
> makes a couple of epoxy compounds similar to the JB ones.
>
I wound up not even using loctite red. I blew it clean, hole and all with 
a contact cleaner, waited a few for that to dry, and used a torque 
wrench to re-assemble it at least 2x tighter than I had pulled it with 
the long leg of a 6mm wrench by hand previously. So I never had it tight 
in the first place. I also turned the flat washers around as they were 
only flat on one side, putting the slightly rounded faces against the 
screw cap where the curve quite markedly reduced the cap to washer 
friction and putting the flat face against the carved recess in the 
sled, putting more of the 20 ft/lbs torque that Andy noted into the 
screw threads. I think I've got it tight this time.  And I did not 
detect that I was 'stretching" the bolts.

Thanks Gregg.

Cheers, Gene Heskett
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