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Glue??
- Thread starter galen59
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What are you talking about , a knife project ?
Epoxy works fine , most folks prefer the longer setting epoxies. Lately I've been using Gorilla glue for my projects , including rebuilding a leather handle washer Bowie , Gorilla glue worked like a charm.
This thread may be better off in the makers QnA part of BF.
Epoxy works fine , most folks prefer the longer setting epoxies. Lately I've been using Gorilla glue for my projects , including rebuilding a leather handle washer Bowie , Gorilla glue worked like a charm.
This thread may be better off in the makers QnA part of BF.
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What are you talking about , a knife project ?
Epoxy works fine , most folks prefer the longer setting epoxies. Lately I've been using Gorilla glue for my projects , including rebuilding a leather handle washer Bowie , Gorilla glue worked like a charm.
This thread may be better off in the makers QnA part of BF.
"High strength" epoxies are widely available and will work quite well, stronger and more robust than the 5-minute type. The "high strength" epoxies provide a strong bond and are resistant to water, oils, and solvents. Not much difference in performance between brands. Other glues will work also, though I do not recommend cyanoacrylates (Crazy Glue).