Here we go again . . . MK4

[Chaz]

Oh wow. 200 per kilo?

I paid 75€ for 3 kg.

Not West though.


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What do you mean with 'No West though'?

[driftspin]

What do you mean with 'No West though'?

I was unable to get 105 icw 209 so i looked for a alternative epoxy.

With similar end strength properties an slow hardning like west 105 / 209.



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[Chaz]

I was unable to get 105 icw 209 so i looked for a alternative epoxy.

With similar end strength properties an slow hardning like west 105 / 209.



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Ok, however different application here.

[routercnc]

Episode 16 is now ready. Having another go at the epoxy leveling . . .

[mekanik]

Much more better,Looks promising.
Mike

[routercnc]

Much more better,Looks promising.
Mike

Thanks Mike. Yes much better this time thanks to help on this forum. Something to note - I edited it out because it didn’t work but I had an electric sander in the vice (no paper) inverted which I rested the Epoxymatic container on but it just fizzed the water bath and the epoxy did nothing. I think the sander was too strong and the epoxy was isolated by the rubber washer. Mixing slowly, draining from the bottom (I mixed a bit more than I needed), and using a stick to pop the bubbles all helped.
Getting up close there is still the occasional small bubble but it is much better than before.
Need to leave it a week or two and not be tempted . . .

[Clive S]

Very nice and what patience, I have done a similar thing with a plastic jug with a hole in the side with tape over it then removed the tape for the pour. Nice work with the broken tap as well

[Desertboy]

Episode 16 is now ready. Having another go at the epoxy leveling . . .

Good job, I bookmarked this vid for when I have a go.

[routercnc]

Episode 17 - time to find out if the epoxy worked and how flat it is . . .

[Nickhofen]

I am prepared this time!