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Posted by Brendan Gillatt on June 20, 2006, 12:21 pm
Padu wrote:
> You mean the one that comes in two parts you have to mix?
Yeah - one part's the glue, the other the fixer. This allows you to glue
things without any air present making even thick layers of glue very hard.
> how easy is to
> remove it later on if I need?
You'll probably never separate the two but as Wayne mentioned a
removable motor mount would probably be very handy.
> I was going to ask you about thermal
> properties, since I suspect the motor will get warm eventually, but now I
> remenber that I've used JBWeld on my motorcycle's radiator, I think it's
> kind of the same right?
Yeah - by the looks of it it's the same stuff.
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> This weekend I was trying to mount a USDigital optical encoder (E3 model) to
> a S28 magmotor DC motor. As the motor axis sticks out on both sides, I was
> trying to mount it to the top of the motor. As expected, there is no
> mounting hole on the motor, so before I do something bad to the motor, what
> do you think is a good way to mount it?
>
> Should I drill the motor? I don't really know how thick is the metal on the
> top of the motor. Or should I glue it? The encoder is made of plastic (black
> policarbonate I believe) and the motor is metal (maybe aluminum?), so what
> type of glue should I use? It would be nice if I could remove it later on if
> I wanted.
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> Cheers
>
> Padu
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