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Hello!
I use EA40 from Smooth-on. NEVER had an issue with that. Very good epoxy.
West systems is also very good.

Regards

Adhesive wise, I'd use a Polyurethane Adhesive Sealant, they are used to fix vehicle body panels and windscreens and are flexible enough to withstand a lot of abuse whilst providing a firm hold in an...

Hi Jon
If you are in Finland this stuff should be readily available
https://www.uhu.de/de/produkt.3950
or West systems
https://www.westsystem.com/105-epoxy-resin/
The uhu should be easy to find...

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All the above is sound advice - all I'll add is to make sure the metal part is properly degreased, otherwise adhesion won't be great.

Hi Jon
Most good quality 2 part epoxy's will do the job. Use the slow setting ones they set stronger and give you more working time. A couple of grooves will be more than enough to stop the rod...

Maybe a domed starlock washer, which would push onto a solid shaft, would fit your requirements.

No, it's not.
Drive screws have a fast outer helix with a relatively high sharp profile, they are designed specifically for blind holes where the relative sizes can be chosen such that material...

It would help if you could give us an idea of what you are trying to achieve. I respect that you may not want to disclose the end use, but some indication of the forces involved may be useful. Also...

To repeat myself because it's the quickest, simplest, cheapest and closest to requirements.
Tube axle (fully inside the bracket)
Holes in the bracket the same size as tube bore
Hammer Drive...

A peen, aka pin punch on one corner of the flat blue bolt flat area will mostly lock it in place.
This can be done in an inside-supporting fixture, think fork, avoiding distorting the U shaped hold....

To do what? You don't have the area to securely bond the tube to the channel with epoxy so why would you want to put epoxy there?
Tube
Holes in the channel the same size as the tube ID.
Hammer...

You need to step away from your fixation on a fastener designed for easy use in non-engineering applications, they don't make threaded Chicago Screws without driver slots because they need to be user...

That's quite a tough one in my experience, not only do you need an adhesive that will stand the temperature and cleaning agents in the dishwasher, but there's the differential expansion between the...