Steel Gantry Machine 1500x750x200

**JAZZCNC** · 20-02-2016

Originally Posted by toomast

Thanks guys. Temperature in my workshop is about 5-10c. Should I still go with 209? My supplier does not have 209 in stock...

Thats to cold you must get it up around 20c and keep it there for 3 days.

**toomast** · 20-02-2016

Originally Posted by JAZZCNC

Thats to cold you must get it up around 20c and keep it there for 3 days.

Then I will wait and go with 209.
Feeling quite awful for the slow progress...

Click image for larger version.

Name: uploadfromtaptalk1455973390956.jpg
Views: 643
Size: 392.0 KB
ID: 17641

Click image for larger version.

Name: uploadfromtaptalk1455973440996.jpg
Views: 494
Size: 256.1 KB
ID: 17642

Sent from my LG-D605 using Tapatalk

**njhussey** · 20-02-2016

Originally Posted by toomast

Then I will wait and go with 209.
Feeling quite awful for the slow progress...

Sent from my LG-D605 using Tapatalk

I'd still go with the 206, if it's not in stock the wait for them to order it with their next stock order won't be a problem.

Your progress isn't as slow as mine, it took me 5 years to build mine....and its still not finished!

**JAZZCNC** · 20-02-2016

Originally Posted by njhussey

I'd still go with the 206, if it's not in stock the wait for them to order it with their next stock order won't be a problem.

Your progress isn't as slow as mine, it took me 5 years to build mine....and its still not finished!

NO don't do it you will regret it if you go with 206.!!!!!

**njhussey** · 20-02-2016

Originally Posted by JAZZCNC

NO don't do it you will regret it if you go with 206.!!!!!

Oops....sorry, got my knickers in a twist, thought the 206 was the extra slow setting hardner

teach me to not stop and think....listen to Dean, I'm talking boll###s.....

**Boyan Silyavski** · 21-02-2016

My workshop was 5-10C when i poured the epoxy. It took 4h instead of 1h to harden a bit and not be liquid, then 24h to harden more or less, and a couple of days to harden truly. Dont be in a rush.