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Специальный активатор лучше. Вода хоть и ускоряет процесс, но делает застывший клей более хрупким.

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Очень странное видео у меня клей цианокрилатный и баллон отвердителя хоть весь вылей на клей он только сверху затвердеет а для того чтоб внутри нужно время намного большее чем 10 секунд

Oohhhh. TNX

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이분 말씀이 정확하신듯 하네요.

Also why when you try to wash it off your fingers it just makes it worse.

I worked in the forensic world and we use superglue vapors to develop latent fingerprints on evidence. Recently deposited fingerprints are mostly water and the vapors react with the water and make hardened fingerprints. These prints can be dusted multiple times or enhanced with chemicals. When we first started using the technique in the 1980s, we didn’t realize how little of the vapor was necessary and so would heat several ounces of cyanoacrylate in a can on an electric burner. My boss, nicknamed The Crime Dog, got hit in the face with the vapors and blinked his eyes (actually half a blink) and Superglued his eyes shut. He was not a happy camper! The guys got some beers and he sat in the corner drinking and in about 45 minutes later he was able to open his eyes. No permanent damage, but it certainly freaked him out. If used in vapor form, the vapors can cause respiratory distress if inhaled. Now we use coffee warmers to vaporize about a quarter size drop of the glue and it is set in a container like a fish tank. Edit: I forgot to mention that the vapors will also adhere to contact lenses and ruin them.

100 тонный гидравлический пресс нужен, однозначно

И IQ автора явно ниже 100. Либо предназначен для такой аудитории.

Просто у них там этих брусков, как грязи.

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Ну почему я об этом не знал раньше?!! Делал там одну вешь, думаю соберу на "супере" по бырику. Ну то есть - наэбу судьбу... Ну а после сборки эпоксидочкой, как пологается. И вдруг "супер" отказывается напроч работать!!! Пальци клеит мою модельку из деревяшек, НЕТ!!! А сочленений много... я как струбцина работал, и на следующий день работал. Нервов оставил.... Ну ты меня понял.

¡A mí me pasaba lo mismo!

Water causes it to crystallize very quickly also baking soda works very quick and fills in gaps also

@@newmonengineering Interesting! You mean just dabbing baking soda and the glue? It baking soda +water +glue?

@@Mark-db1ok you can make your own accelerator with baking soda and water solution. Baking soda also works well by itself as a filler

@@luisestevesirvent2990 parla anglès, cony.

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@@daynight7983 순간접착제는 공기중의 수분과 반응합니다.

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Yes. I'd assume that the formula of the polymer needs to be adapted depending on the environment.

glow in the dark powder ??? I'm curious?

It cures when its pH is neutralized. That's why backing soda causes it cure rapidly. Water will have that effect too. Some woods, e.g. spruce, are acidic by nature hence need accelerators.

Вы путаете с резиновым клеем момент и им подобным.

Спасибо за хорошую информацию.

@@ansonplyin7484 Роман не напутал. ПВА отлично себя показывает, когда первый и хорошо "размазанный" слой, особенно желательно на торцах деревянной детали немного подветрится, но не совсем до твёрдой плёнки и снова наносится второй слой клея, тоже немного подветривается и после соединения двух деталей, (особенно там где не всегда, есть возможность использовать струбцину) "сидит" крепко!)

@@Denis_Gomozov будем знать, век живи, век учись.

Это не ПВА, а Тайбонд

Спокойной ночи 🛌

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Russell Brand under the skin. Much more than a comedian. could change the world.

That depends in which pocket he puts the phone and the wood.

haven't you seen its easy to unglue it with a rail and hammer

Happen, not!

Funniest thing I've read all day! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

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Мозги для чего , вам даны , какие влажные салфетки . В салфетках в состав : входят не только вода но и масла , читайте состав . Из за масла нарушается адгезия клеевого состава . А , вы тут в комментариях , диферамбы ему поёти . Мозг включайте .........

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No it does matter wich sides you attach to another the angled cuts do theoretically have a better hold than trying to connect the side to the end

The wood glue is just better i guess (unsuprisingly)

This is what I was thinking. You can’t have two variables change and have a definitive result. You are testing something. Use the scientific theory you should have learned it in school!

@@hanahc3525 Haha. After the last two years it’s funny that someone still uses the expression, “scientific theory.” Thanks for the chuckle.

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I’ve used CA and Arm & Hammer baking soda to repair all sorts of broken items. I even used it on my son’s broken glasses until his new ones arrived. They broke right at the nose piece and I just tack welded them with CA and then built up the area and and extended with CA and baking soda. Sanded it to smooth it out and then colored the repair with a black magic marker. His buddies thought he had gotten the new glasses.

Su know-how también es muy interesante. Gracias por compartir su conocimiento.👍👌

​@@WoodworkingDIY ¡Gracias a ti!, se me olvidó comentar que el cianocrilato no se seca si se guarda en el congelador de la nevera.

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It's makes a difference. Before a test is run the parameters must be properly and correctly established or the test is useless. For example... You can not take a wood glue which takes 20 - 90 minutes of clampng pressure to properly bond a joint then change this time and compare it in a force test to cynoacrylate which takes 15 - 45 sec.

@@Mr_Rick Yeah, I was being kind. I used to work in R&D for a think-tank, where we developed new materials technologies and processes. I would have fired on the same day, if I tried such an unscientific set of tests. But, I will say that cyanoacrylate glued joint that took the railroad track, was really impressive. I've known about the water trick for some time and use it regularly, I usually spritz the water with a spray bottle. Also, although it wasn't shown here, cyanoacrylate plus baking soda makes a plastic type material, which comes in handy for filling gaps or as a harder material, in which to tap female threads.

@@cornpop7805 the baking soda tip is amazing... It sounds like a poor man's epoxy substitute.

The different angle of the joints changes the vertical component of the force in relation to the plane of the joint. Secondly, the respective planes of the two joints are at different angles to the plane of the counter force, i.e. the work bench, which again leads to different respective momentums being applied to the joints. Hence, there is no comparability at all, never mind the incorrect application of the wood glue.

@@YouD0ntSay Bending moments & shear forces will all be different true but proper application of adhesive must not be discounted as well. This is why "apples to apples" testing parameters must be carefully considered and established before testing.

Thank you. Have a good day

The problem with super glue is that it will fail in time I've used it for repairing a decorative bottle once about three weeks later it just fell apart

Trades persons are more about sniffing glue than wasting it on a job

Same thong in automotive trade. Young folks don't want to learn.

Tightbond 2 wood glue 🍻

Hi Bradley, I'm refinishing a deck made of redwood. The previous contractor used interior, water based stain, came back a few months later and stripped it and applied an oil based stain to it. That was a year ago. Now I'm almost done with sanding out the old oil based stain so I can apply a new water based semi transparent stain to the deck. I noticed that there are several veins on the surface of the deck boards that still have the old, crusty and flaky interior stain in them. I've gotten it out so my question is could I use a super glue and add baking soda as a hardener to it to fill these veins, sand it smooth and apply my stain? I'd rather hear it from a real person than Google results. Thanks!

@@dougmacray1628, we who play in the woodworking world have tried all sorts of things to fill holes and things in hopes of matching the patch to the rest of the wood, when the stain is applied. Many claim using sawdust and glue solves that problem, even more know it's a hit and miss thing, at best. Manufacturers of wood putties brag about being able to do such things for a reason. However, most woodworkers know it's more brag than fact. My money is on that the hardened backing soda is going to want to take the stain even less than the standard glue trick. Too, the glue is going to wick into the wood, so you're going to have an even larger area taking stain differently than the rest of the wood. Then there is that you may be creating a monster, as the glue-backing soda mix breaks free from the wood, over time. I'm a fan of oil based products over water based in many applications, because the water just evaporates off leaving a surface coat, while the [treated] oil hardens, after soaking in a bit. In the end, no matter what any manufacturer says, stains are HIGH maintenance, because they are not durable finishes. Especially under foot traffic and on horizontal surfaces. Add to all this, most products are, to me, kind of Band Aide fixes, because they only protect one of the four sides of the wood, leaving the other three open to the elements, which means moisture is entering and leaving the wood from the unprotected surfaces. In the end, the wood dries more and more, producing cracks and splits, as the wood shrinks. IF you could replace lost moisture, the cracks would appear to reduce or even go away. I've had luck doing that with thinned non-hardening oils, but the problem is they can ooze, while you're waiting for the oil to wick deeper into the wood, calling for a Dawn dish soap project to address the surface oil. What a shame anyone has to alter the color of redwood or cedar, aside from keeping it from turning gray, which even thinned motor oil will fix (turns it a beautiful red-gold). Of course, that is why stains and such are applied - to stay off UV damage. The cost sucks, but it might be worthwhile to research penetrating finishes. They wick a bit into the wood, so provide far more protection than a surface coat stain, which is just a big step down from paint, in the protection world (looks aside). For example, I like Daly's products like Penofin or Seafin (favorite). Sikens (sp?) and such get good reviews too. In the end, I'd avoid anything that builds on the surface (you'll have to strip it) and I just don't like water base products for the reasons stated.

Смысл в том,что он не держит удар,автор я думаю про это говорил

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Please see this video by P Sullivan kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o514q6WSnr26mac.html It disproves the old myth that end grain joints are week. This video is a game changer for the wood working world, and much discussed recently by many top wood channels.

The water acts like a catalyst for the CA glue, making it dry faster

@@xanderguldie CA glue doesn't dry, it cures in the absence of oxygen. The bicarbonate of soda trick thing works instantly because of the release of carbon dioxide. This is also how CA glue activator works.

@@spudpud-T67 this still doesn't change the fact that it's a weaker joint COMPARED to the other one . Test was absolutely flawed

@@Applinglingling P Sullivans was the best test done on basic wood glued joints to date. The glue was the same for both joints but the side grain joint never had time to fail due to the lignin failing before the glue. The end grain glue joint failed at much greater stress. It showed lignin is week, glue is strong and cellulose is stronger still. The weakest joint is side grain that relies on lignin, the weakest link in the joint. This was contrary to common thought.

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목재는 스폰지처럼 접착제를 빨아들이기 때문에 물기로 막을 만들어 흡수를 방지하여 접착합니다. 플라스틱이나 쇠는 물이 없어도 되지 않을까요?

@@WoodworkingDIY ...означает ли это , что так хорошо склеит и кожу с резиной!??..

물기가 흡수를 막아주는게 아니라 반응 하는거예요.플라스틱이나 다른 물건도 마찬가지입니다 그래서 건조한 겨울보다는 습한 여름에 접착이 잘되는거예요

👍👍Правильно, я не знал.

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