CA or Super Glue Work Holding

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Re: CA or Super Glue Work Holding

Post by suntravel »

for double tape you can use a cutter blade and start on one edge.

Heating is also ok, but that must be over 120 deg C . An oven will work to heat it if the torch is too small.

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Re: CA or Super Glue Work Holding

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Use MAPP gas next time if needed and not Butane. MAPP gas burns way hotter than Butane so it'll release faster.


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Re: CA or Super Glue Work Holding

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+1200 deg C with Camping Gas :mrgreen:

It depends more on the burner than on the gas ;)

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Re: CA or Super Glue Work Holding

Post by Sword »

Perhaps a tad less super glue next time. ;)
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Re: CA or Super Glue Work Holding

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Unfortunately, you can't buy MAPP gas anymore in NA. The crap being sold as MAP-Pro barely burns hotter than Propane: 3730 vs 3600°F but costs twice as much.
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Re: CA or Super Glue Work Holding

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Yes, I should have said MAP-Pro. I buy the Bernzomatic cylinders at Home Depot and use them to remove bearings that have retaining compound on them. MAP-Pro has significantly more heat transfer in the flame than propane even though it burns only slightly hotter. With the faster heat transfer you spend less time burning gas. :D


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Re: CA or Super Glue Work Holding

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Thanks guys. I ended up using loctite professional. That stuff is strong. In the future I will definitely use it a bit more sparingly. At the end of the day, I ended up using a small butane torch, heating the corner for a few minutes, liquid came out and then I lifted the corner with a sharp chisel. All good!

I think the aluminum dissipates the heat very quickly, but I am fairly certain a propane torch would work wonders. Just have to pick up a can of propane.

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Re: CA or Super Glue Work Holding

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RJS100 wrote: Sat Nov 30, 2024 10:45 pm Any secret as to how to remove this thing. It is stuck. I put a bit of acetone on it with no luck. Hammered the side, no luck. Any ideas
I usually just take a 5 in 1 and get between the table and bottom layer of tape and give it a good bump with the heel of my hand. That is usually good enough to get it loose enough to remove from the table.


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Re: CA or Super Glue Work Holding

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Thanks.


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Re: CA or Super Glue Work Holding

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My little brother is an engineer gone master woodworker in his retirement. He said he used this stuff before and just a little spray debonds almost everything. Has anyone tired this stuff on CA? It is a bit expensive:

https://www.amazon.com/Debond-MF10US-Ma ... -1-catcorr

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