Azca
If there is a harder way - I will find it...
What is the maximum thickness you can bend with that? I bought one of these that seems to work well with my 20 ton press and pneumatic jack. Works well but, it will not handle larger/thicker jobs.
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Thanks, man! Cheers!School ain't cheap on Landcruisers. Congrats on plowing through the birf job despite the obstacles! You've passed the right of passage!
It says 16 gauge, 0-135 degrees, 24” W capacity. You can bend box’s with this one also.What is the maximum thickness you can bend with that? I bought one of these that seems to work well with my 20 ton press and pneumatic jack. Works well but, it will not handle larger/thicker jobs.
It will be used for my side business for fabricating aircraft engine cooling baffles. Typically .040 5052 so this will be more than adequate. Great price at $500 Cdn.
Went up to slick rock again last weekend. It was beautiful out!
My hammerhead 3yr old son found my sunroof visor and tried to seesaw with it i guess. Errrrr! I think i might try and epoxy it. Thoughts?
Look in the part out section. Mine is floating around somewhere in the garage attic.
I've tried to fix them with epoxy, they eventually bust loose. Maybe if I could have got him to sit still long enough for the epoxy to really cure...
ahhh would of got loose eventually anyway
ahhh would of got loose eventually anyway
The nut doesn't fall too far from the tree.....silly.
I understand, as my kids are grown now, but the stuff they wrecked for me......
Dissent
Questioning my life choices...
I'd cut a narrow section of aluminum to act as a backer and mix up some JB Weld to slather on the break and the backer-to-plastic areas. Fixed my broken upper door panel plastic that way and it's stronger than ever. It may not be pretty but it will be fixed.
Plastic weld it or stitch it and epoxy it
Look here Glue and silicone sealant for Aircraft Windows - https://www.glapinc.com/Misc/glue.htm
Stitch and glue means like this
Another technique is like this one. You use the solvent glue and join the 2 pieces by a thin piece of lexan on each side.
The pics show a crack, stop drilled at each end then a bonded(solvent melt) patch.
The pics show a crack, stop drilled at each end then a bonded(solvent melt) patch.
I've found that the Weld-On product works great with acrylics, but causes crazing with Lexan (polycarbonate).
For Lexan, pure Dichloromethane (Methylene Chloride) works best.
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