On Fri, 2012-08-24 at 08:12 +0200, Jan de Kruyf wrote:
> > I have never seen such a material on this side of the pond, Jan.  Where
> > does one get it?
> >
> 
> DuPont makes it if I am not mistaken. It is used to make bearing bushes for
> valves and the like.
> The price is not quite up to Moglice standards. But $100 is also quickly
> paid for that stuff.
> 
> I forget what the etching liquid is, but it is quite aggressive and very
> nasty (only for use in 3rd world :)
> The supplier always makes me wait a few days "for the weather to get right
> for etching".
> 
> In any case I see you are of the generation of "the wooden ships and the
> iron men"
> I learned my trade on the iron ships, see.
> 
> cheers,
> 
> j.
> 
> 
> 
> > > (with an etched
> > > surface, otherwise the glue does not hold) onto the running surface of a
> > > taper gib.
> >
> > Etched with what acid?

Found this on the web. 

40g water
25g potassium dichromate
500g concentrated sulfuric acid

A note of caution: as usual add the sulfuric to the water, slowly with
stirring and cooling. 

This etches the delrin ..... so epoxy has a chance of adhesion. I think
I'd test before I did a real piece. 

As for a moglice work-alike I think I'd try a slow-curing epoxy loaded
with moly disulfide. Mix the epoxy by weight to get the proportions
correct. (kitchen digital scale :-))

Dave

With Cr the problem is alway disposal, at least it is not Cr(VI). 



> >
> > > Like 2mm thick or so. The stuff scrapes readily with the back
> > > of a stanley knife, quite quick. Blue, scrape, blue, scrape etc. until
> > > you are satisfied that it fits perfectly. Presumably you could do the
> > > same trick on the back after machining it down a bit.
> > >
> > > the glue to use is slow curing epoxy of a good quality. And use your
> > > machine table as a perfectly flat suface to clamp it on while curing.
> > > The results are always just magic. Even on expensive CNCmachines.
> >
> > Sounds almost self fitting. :)
> >
> > > Jan.
> >
> > Thanks Jan.  There are usually many different ways to approach that.  I
> > thought of Moglice too, but I hear that stuff is about $100 USD/ounce.  Too
> > rich for my blood.
> >
> > Cheers, Gene
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