How To Bond Acrylic Sheet Without Acrylic Cement
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- Опубликовано: 17 мар 2019
- How To Bond Acrylic Sheet Without Acrylic Cement:
An investigation into alternatives to acrylic cement with things found at the hardware store.
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I hear that chloroform can be used too as bonding material, is it true?
The best acrylic bonding solvent is made from a custom blend of 90% Ethylene Dichloride plus 10% Glacial Acetic Acid. The resulting acrylic bond is transparent and strong after curing fully for 72 hours. The high quality bond is achieved, because Ethylene Dichloride is not as quick acting as Methylene Chloride. Furthermore, the addition of 10% Glacial Acetic Acid allows more set time for the Ethylene Dichloride to completely bond the acrylic surfaces.
You can also use acrylic nail monomer to bond acrylic sheets. It is comprised mainly of ethyl methacrylate and dimethacylate. I use nail acrylic for a myriad of different things - I sculpt custom bits for minature models, repair plastic and resin things around the house, bond acrylic with the monomer (100% clear, because it is acrylic), sculpted masters for silicone molds, etc. It is wicked versitle, and much less expensive per ounce than acrylic cement.
I've watched twice and I'm still not sure what you used for the Control.
Be sure to use a glass syringe for solvents, as they will dissolve the plastic in normal syringes. Use all metal needles with metal hubs if you can, I've unfortunately had that experience...
It may sound as a good idea to make things at home. I made a few shelves recently for my bathroom out of acrylic found on street. However, I bought for the project a nichrome wire and power supply. Before that I spent a lot of time to acquire necessary knowledge. If I was to buy acrylic sheet it would not be cost effective. It is not cost effective anyways. In UK we can buy materials that will cost a lot more than ready made product with free delivery. In some cases when something needs to be made to specific measurements like my guitar neck, for example, still not worth it as it is possible to buy a ready made one from US at $155.00. I have spent on my manufacturing a lot more hours that it possibly make it sensible cost wise. I wish I ordered most expensive guitar at the beginning instead of trying to prove myself capable of making things, This would be less expensive overall, plus , I would have a lot of free time. Thank you
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Yoo , i have a nice test for you, i am looking for the best most powerful glue, that can be used to glue a metal or acrylic or wood frame to the back of acrylic sheet 180*120cm .. and this frame will be holding all the weight for hanging this sheet on the wall ...
I just don’t see how conclusions can be made without full cure. My job uses urethane products and with those my testing showed that adhesion tests simply don’t work until “full cure” is attained. Maybe these products differ?
So what was #3?
Soooo...just checking - whats the product that was being used as a control? :/
You're videos are absolute first class. I'll be looking at you're methods to bond binding to guitar bodies and necks that I din't think were possible. You should have you're own TV show your presentation is so good. Great and practical information here.
I admire the rigor you've set this test up with. That was very thorough.
I just started working with this type of material. Thank you so much for making such a well-made informative and engaging video.
I spent hours in the diy store just to find acrylic cement only to find none. Thank you for making this video
Thank you for such a thorough analysis!! Very Helpful ... Great Job!
I have seen some of your videos and let me tell you that they are very good, the information is clear, you go to the point straight, thank you very much
Great video, straight to the point and and makes me feel more confident when i go to glue acylic, nice one, thankyou
Love this video. you did a great job in comparing all the substances I was considering. thank you!!! I am going to raid my hubbies plumbing stuff to see if he has MEK. I am also in Australia and am finding it hard to get substances and I work in a lab too. this is awesome!
This is an excellently done video, it is to the point, quick, and clrear, with No B.S. Thank you very much.