On Sunday 02 August 2020 15:12:39 Bruce Layne wrote: > On 8/2/20 2:43 PM, Gene Heskett wrote: > > One the right in particular, there is no room for anything. About > > 1mm clearance between the plate and the upright carrying the PSU > > too. > > It's usually possible to pinch the wire handle on a bulldog clip and > lift the compressed handle out of the spring steel clip once it's > installed for a minimal clearance clip, although the curved back on > the spring steel will probably protrude more than 1mm. > > > But now its slightly > > cloudy with dried white school glue & lots of water mixed, so we'll > > see how the adhesion works. > > Based on my experience, the adhesion will be terrible. I tested white > Elmer's Glue-All and white Elmer's washable school glue and both > provided terrible ABS adhesion on glass. The only glue that's worked > well for me is glue stick. As I've repeatedly mentioned in this > ongoing 3D printing discussion, I use Elmer's X-Treme glue stick. The > thinnest possible application directly to glass (applied with a pound > or more of normal force to a cold glass plate, with a slow steady > motion) works well, but even better is a small smudge of glue on the > glass plate with a few grams of water, evenly distributed across the > glass plate to form a nearly invisible glue film when dried. > I have not "been to town" with a mask to get any of that. This was a small bottle of craft glue a good 15 yo I add an inch of water to and shook like a rattle gun paint can to get a wee bit of glue dissolved into the water. Mowing the grass, otherwise staying safe and out of sight here at the house. The Elmers is probably at CVS. This looks like heck but its sticking well after about 3 turns of the brim laydown. The initial clear the nozzle by running up and back on the left edge of the plate also stuck to clean glass, very close to as well as it stuck to the magnetic sign mat it came with. From that, I think clean glass is all it needs. OOTB and plastic wrap, it acted like it was waxed & water just pooled on it. Like a freshly waxed car. This part is only about 4 hours, its other mating half is about 8 or 9 cuz its taller and I need 3 of each yet.
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