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Any such thing as good metal adhesive?

Started by terravista, March 01, 2018, 09:34:26 AM

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terravista

i have a timber cutting bandsaw and the metal bracket that holds the guides for the blade broke.
it is some sort of cast alloy, and the local specialist welder who can handle cast aluminium can't weld it. He has the opinion it has Manganese or other content and gave up.
It is too small to drill and pin it so I am hoping a good adhesive may work.
There is no high pressure required just moderate tension and no compression.
Any suggestions?
Cheers
Ian

jezza80

Hi
I have used this before a seems to work quite well
Permatex Cold Weld Bonding Compound - 57g


Regards
Jeremy

edz

Metalmend epoxy, Permapoxy, JB Weld, the list is long . Some  are two part ribbons that get kneaded together others are in two syringes that you mix two parts together most all should work for you .
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Raym

Can you get a replacement part from Carbatec?

macca

X 2 with JB weld, just make sure the parts are clean, clean

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terravista

Quote from: Raym on March 01, 2018, 10:46:07 AM
Can you get a replacement part from Carbatec?



Unfortunately no. Too old (both me and the bandsaw)

Paddler Ed

We've had good success with a hole on the crank case on our old XT600 with one of the 2 part metal puttys - I think we fixed it about 2 years ago now, and it's still holding fine.

Hookie

Quote from: macca on March 01, 2018, 11:32:42 AM
X 2 with JB weld, just make sure the parts are clean, clean

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x3. Great stuff. You can grind it, cut it, tap threads into it, and it sticks.

tomo


speewa158

l have a Carbartec Band saw  & broke the blade  guide  . Stuff glue/weld thing  got a small hole clamp bent it into shape with the bit that fell off . That was 18 months ago still going strong . Another Under $1 fix . Think outside the square    :cheers:
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Bunyip

Surely sikaflex make something as well.
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