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leapinlew:
--- Quote from: Kaytrim on July 12, 2007, 09:05:22 pm ---I have a feeling you are going to have a hard time getting that molding to stick.
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Psychotech? Hard time? Shoot. The dude won't have a hard time. Guarantee it. Did you read his other PA?
psychotech:
Lew!
How did you know?
Actually, it was my 15th birthday as I was working at the family factory mixing cocaine when my father promised to buy me a real nice plane (as long as I'd fly a couple of packages a month..) for my birthday :) Well.. So, I went to speak to Hans (our family mechanic at the time) about ...
:=)
No fear of power tools, ..but still no need for them either :) Just being an..
All the best with your new project ;)
Kaytrim:
It STICKS!
I've already done that on Bombjack, about two months ago.. Sticks nicely, actually. The machine has been used and abused quite a lot. And the molding stays in place. (have to say that in the eighties I saw quite a few times the machine sides & moldings repaired with contact glue)
You'll just need to leave the edge "kinda rough" and use a double helping of contact glue on the MDF side: IE. One layer on the MDF, one layer on the "molding" and after a couple of minutes yet another layer on the MDF.. And after that? Patience, lots of patience. If it says "wait 15-40 minutes", it means wait 45 minutes :)
Works like a charm. If in doubt, you're welcome to test it here. Just phone me in advance ;)
psychotech
psychotech:
--- Quote from: leapinlew on July 12, 2007, 09:21:43 pm ---
--- Quote from: Kaytrim on July 12, 2007, 09:05:22 pm ---I have a feeling you are going to have a hard time getting that molding to stick.
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Psychotech? Hard time? Shoot. The dude won't have a hard time. Guarantee it. Did you read his other PA?
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Oh.. :laugh2:
Later, I'm having such a hard time just now...................................................................................................
:cheers:
Kaytrim:
--- Quote from: psychotech on July 12, 2007, 09:38:25 pm ---
It STICKS!
I've already done that on Bombjack, about two months ago.. Sticks nicely, actually. The machine has been used and abused quite a lot. And the molding stays in place. (have to say that in the eighties I saw quite a few times the machine sides & moldings repaired with contact glue)
You'll just need to leave the edge "kinda rough" and use a double helping of contact glue on the MDF side: IE. One layer on the MDF, one layer on the "molding" and after a couple of minutes yet another layer on the MDF.. And after that? Patience, lots of patience. If it says "wait 15-40 minutes", it means wait 45 minutes :)
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You mean the stuff that is used for laminate? I have to agree that is some strong stuff. I just didn't think that it would work so well with the rubber T-molding.
--- Quote from: psychotech on July 12, 2007, 09:38:25 pm ---Works like a charm. If in doubt, you're welcome to test it here. Just phone me in advance ;)
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Do you want to pay for my plane tickets? I live in the states. ;D
psychotech:
Kaytrim: Let's do it the other way around; you pay for my tickets (Finland-USA-Finland :) ) and I'll install the molding on your next project for free ..I'll even buy the contact glue myself so it'll be super cheap for you ;)
Still, just a quick update on the glued on (T) molding. I'll update the actual Bombjack thread with a load of pictures later today (tonight here..).
The molding was installed about two months ago and holds prrrrrfect ;) Have been playing pinball quite a lot these days..
So, no need for a router really :(
Later,
psychotech.
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