My only problem with your review is that the stresses you put on the assembled parts would never happen how often would you be leaning on your laptop cooler a bad angle for any reason never it would never happen therefore the stresses you apply do not matter because you're not realistic the glue did held quite well until you applied unrealistic fortunes upon it that being said seems to be quite effective so you might wanna reevaluate your opinion of the PLA this is my opinion
no need to apply gloop on the outer surface. thats just wasted material & the amount of product you put is ridiculous but if you’ee going for broke then you achieved it my friend. i tested the pla gloop on full size helmets and applying it on thin 2mm edge & just on the layer that gets into contact was already a solid connection that won’t fail unless its broken on purpose. once its connected, it literally melts and molecularly bonds so the excessive amount even on the outer surface was just wasting it but for a video i can see it was best case scenario. i just hope you’re not doing this to every part you want to glue together
Great honest review.
with that level of force though even a injection molded plastic would snap
That's the point
do they have 3d gloop for petg?
Yes i use it in this video
@@NoizieWorks LOL !!
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Been using Gloop for awhile. You don't need that much for parts since Gloop fuses the parts.
does it work on TPU?
No clue, sorry bud
My only problem with your review is that the stresses you put on the assembled parts would never happen how often would you be leaning on your laptop cooler a bad angle for any reason never it would never happen therefore the stresses you apply do not matter because you're not realistic the glue did held quite well until you applied unrealistic fortunes upon it that being said seems to be quite effective so you might wanna reevaluate your opinion of the PLA this is my opinion
The pieces were a fail so it didn't matter for me. The glue works That's the point 😉
no need to apply gloop on the outer surface. thats just wasted material & the amount of product you put is ridiculous but if you’ee going for broke then you achieved it my friend. i tested the pla gloop on full size helmets and applying it on thin 2mm edge & just on the layer that gets into contact was already a solid connection that won’t fail unless its broken on purpose. once its connected, it literally melts and molecularly bonds so the excessive amount even on the outer surface was just wasting it but for a video i can see it was best case scenario. i just hope you’re not doing this to every part you want to glue together