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Re: Steel inserts for an old Darne
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Aug 7th a 04:33 PM
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by Jose Fernandez |
Jose Fernandez |
Hello gentlemen:
I have some advances in my DARNE proyect: I bought 1517 steel tube and machine with a lathe a pair of 45 centimeters (about 18 inches) inserts.
Now I am giving the inserts the last adjustments and I hope I can permanently glue the inserts in the old and damaged barrels. My question is, what kind of glue do you recomend to use?
I have in mind 2 types:
1.- 275 dymetylacrilate ester (I think you name it red Locktite) for permanent gluing of automotive parts and 2.- Industrial epoxy type glue (2 compound parts that mix together and starts to cure in about 30 minutes.
The tolerances that I obtain are really tight, in most parts there are about 001-002" between barrels and inserts, so I am concern about the use of option #2 because the glue is so thick.
I really want a permanent fixing of the inserts inside the barrels!
Any knowledge advise from you?
Best regards,
Jose
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