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Old 25 March 2013, 04:23 PM
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I've just ordered some Araldite Fusion in the hope it will bond a Stainless Washer to Mild Steel Tube.

I'm not looking for it to withstand massive forces, think it will work or is there anything better out there I could try?
Old 25 March 2013, 04:43 PM
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weld it? You can MIG weld stainless to mild as normal.
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Thanks but I'm looking for something I can do myself and I don't have a welder.
Old 25 March 2013, 05:34 PM
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It'll stay on until some external force is applied to it. Welding is the only way I'm afraid.
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Nickel bronze brazing would fix it for ever.

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Make some Weetabix, apply it to both parts and let it dry, failing that, buy a cheap Mig or get someone with one to apply a few blobs of weld
Old 25 March 2013, 06:56 PM
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loctite 326 structural adhesive no problem
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I Think The Question Is What Are You ExpectingOf The "Finished" Part.
Old 26 March 2013, 08:44 AM
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Indeed there's all all sorts **** ,epoxys basically that will bond something to metal

Other than metal. (for very long anywayz)





Cheap welder, tack it
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Rough the pieces up first to give a good key. Ensure the dissimilar metals don't touch through the adhesive or you could have corrosion problems.
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