Cured in the bottle? Some how it got opened before you got it. It cures
with contact with water vapor in the air
The other polyurethane that is very good is made by 3M and called "3M 5200"
It is sold as a marine adhesive.
One thing you can do with this 5200 is install a through hole sensor
On Sunday 23 October 2016 04:09:10 Bruce Layne wrote:
> Slightly Off Topic Tip: I recently discovered Reynold's Non-Stick
> Foil. It has a chemically coated side that has a dull finish. I read
> an excerpt from the patent and I wouldn't want any food touching that
> stuff,
And I've used at
On 23 October 2016 at 08:48, Danny Miller wrote:
> Glues and paints just
> don't stick to anything in this category and there's no easy answers
> except "just don't use glue".
I looked into this one time when making super-low force load cells for
measuring tension in skin
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Two types of glue I can think of one is gorilla glue the stuff is a
polyurethane that expands and sticks to anything the o
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Subject: Re: [Emc-users] glue question?
In general, no matter what your glue question is, my glue answer is epoxy.
HDPE is almost as diffi
Slightly Off Topic Tip: I recently discovered Reynold's Non-Stick
Foil. It has a chemically coated side that has a dull finish. I read
an excerpt from the patent and I wouldn't want any food touching that
stuff, but it's great for disposable nonstick applications in the shop.
My initial
On 10/23/2016 2:30 AM, Gene Heskett wrote:
> I considered dropping the face to be joined on my big bench belt sander
> for about long enough to make the surface good and "hairy", but haven't
> actually tried that. About a second maybe as the melting point is
> reached very quickly and I'd want
On Sunday 23 October 2016 01:45:58 Danny Miller wrote:
> You CANNOT expect any high-strength bond on HDPE that rivals the
> strength of the material, not with any glue. Typically it is bolted.
>
I am reaching that conclusion, Danny. I still have enough of those
mini-wood screws to do that. 8
You CANNOT expect any high-strength bond on HDPE that rivals the
strength of the material, not with any glue. Typically it is bolted.
E6000 (same an Amazing Goop except uses PERC solvent instead of toluene)
is the highest strength.
Locktite makes a system for cyanoacrylate where you use a
On Saturday 22 October 2016 20:21:24 albertson.ch...@gmail.com wrote:
> Two types of glue I can think of one is gorilla glue the stuff is a
> polyurethane that expands and sticks to anything the other is hot glue
> which works surprisingly well for mounting electronic parts
>
I bought some of a
On Saturday 22 October 2016 19:49:41 andy pugh wrote:
> On 22 October 2016 at 22:47, Gene Heskett wrote:
> > So I need a glue that will stick to this HDPE.
>
> Drill and tap it. Or through bolt.
I'm considering that too. As for the tap, I have some teeny wood screws
On Saturday 22 October 2016 18:33:53 Dave Cole wrote:
> I think there is some super high end glue that 3M makes that will glue
> HDPE, but most people don't bother trying to glue it.
> I would consider stapling velcro to the HDPE strips.
Now thats a thought that hadn't crossed my mind. I don't
Two types of glue I can think of one is gorilla glue the stuff is a
polyurethane that expands and sticks to anything the other is hot glue which
works surprisingly well for mounting electronic parts
> On Oct 22, 2016, at 3:33 PM, Dave Cole wrote:
>
> I think there is
On 22 October 2016 at 22:47, Gene Heskett wrote:
> So I need a glue that will stick to this HDPE.
Drill and tap it. Or through bolt.
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atp
"A motorcycle is a bicycle with a pandemonium attachment and is
designed for the especial use of mechanical geniuses, daredevils and
In general, no matter what your glue question is, my glue answer is epoxy.
HDPE is almost as difficult to glue as UHMW or Teflon. Very low surface
energy. I'd recommend cleaning with isopropyl alcohol to remove every
trace of oil from the surfaces (HPDE and panel), allow it to air dry,
and
I think there is some super high end glue that 3M makes that will glue
HDPE, but most people don't bother trying to glue it.
I would consider stapling velcro to the HDPE strips.I've had very
good luck using the industrial strength velcro that 3M sells, not the
Velcro brand. I've mounted
Greetings all;
I am in the process of re-arranging the peripheral layout on the inside
face of the box that holds the BoB's, opto's etc on the boxes swinging
door plus a couple power supplies and stepper drivers in the box proper.
As opposed to drilling umpty holes in this cover, I've sawn out
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