glue for coring

JoeyInCali said:
You're holding out.
There's one solution to make sure glue/epoxy fills all the void/gap.
It doesn't involve the stove or bandsaw.
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Funny you mention that... I have heard "stories" of others using and shop vac w/ a modified fitting to suck the glue all the way to the other end of the cored plug w/ great results !

Have you heard anyone doing that ior anything similar in your neck of the woods ?


- Eddie Wheat
 
WheatCues said:
Funny you mention that... I have heard "stories" of others using and shop vac w/ a modified fitting to suck the glue all the way to the other end of the cored plug w/ great results !

Have you heard anyone doing that ior anything similar in your neck of the woods ?


- Eddie Wheat
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That and heating epoxy so it becomes "thinner".
 
JoeyInCali said:
That and heating epoxy so it becomes "thinner".
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I would think heating the epoxy would break down the structural integrety of the glue and negate it's bonding ability ????



- Eddie Wheat
 
WheatCues said:
I would think heating the epoxy would break down the structural integrety of the glue and negate it's bonding ability ????



- Eddie Wheat
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You heat the epoxy and hardener before mixing up.
 
JoeyInCali said:
You heat the epoxy and hardener before mixing up.
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OHHHHHHH OK !!!!

that makes excellent sense now ....

Thanks, I'll experiment with it !!!!!


- Eddie Wheat
 
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