| Bonding metal to wood [message #29703] |
Fri, 09 December 2005 10:14  |
colinhester
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Registered: May 2009
Location: NE Arkansas
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Anyone know of a product that will bond copper to MDF? Would Gorilla glue work?.....Colin
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| Re: Bonding metal to wood [message #29708 is a reply to message #29707] |
Sat, 10 December 2005 08:14  |
Shane
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Registered: May 2009
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I've used the MT-13 resin epoxy to glue on metal takedown sleeves for Cherokee style archery bows and it is a great, water proof glue. Very, very strong. What I call Smooth-On is thier standard PC-3 epoxy. You can use it as is and let it cure under clamping pressure for 24 hours which is what I've done, but a lot of guys use them for gluing fiberglass laminates under heat and pressure (cures quicker) when making fiberglass recurve bows. It will leave a black-brown line. This is an epoxy you can probably get locally if you live in a good size city. They are both great glues.
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| Re: Bonding metal to wood [message #29719 is a reply to message #29705] |
Thu, 12 January 2006 10:00 |
Paul C.
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Registered: May 2009
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E6000 craft glue. It is sold in craft shops and Walmart craft dept. It is described by the mfg as a "SBR adhesive". Styrene Butadyene Rubber. It is clear. It has a slight flex, much firmer than silicone glues, but not brittle like epoxy.
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