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| Darren:
Thanks for posting the developments on this nice looking engine David, I've really enjoyed following you along with it. Keep posting :thumbup: |
| bogstandard:
David, You might be using the wrong grade of loctite. If you are using a threadlock, it is not heat or stress resistant, it only gives a very mild grip, just to stop screws undoing in a vibrational environment. I use a hi strength engineering adhesive one most of the time. If you want links to a half price clone, just ask. John |
| shoey51:
another great installment cant wait to get to read the next :D Im chasing a high strength loctite myself to hold a laminated item together which is part of my loco so would be interested in some ideas John |
| bogstandard:
Shoey, This is who I use in the UK for my engineering adhesive. It is about half the price of genuine Loctite, but as far as I have found, just as good. If you click on the link in the middle of the page, you will find the link to all the engineering adhesives. http://www.bearing-king.co.uk/ The top two shown on this next link are the ones I mainly use. The lowest priced ones are the same size as the small bottles of Loctite. I use the next size up and will last me a couple of years, and I use a fair amount of it. http://www.bearing-king.co.uk/sonlok-retaining-compounds John |
| shoey51:
Thanks John they are definitely half the price we pay for loctite :D |
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