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10-22-2005 #1
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Piece of **** plastic!!!
I have a Craftsman mig welder that didn’t make it through the moving process. The wire wheel is attached by a plastic spindle that broke off. Sears wants $23 for the 2” square piece plus $11 shipping…um..no.
Question: the welder is a Century brand take off and I’m looking for a dealer who can get me the part. OR – is there a glue out there that actually sticks and holds to plastic –DO NOT tell me about Gorilla glue – it doesn’t work on plastic – tried it already.
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10-22-2005 #2
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Use a 2 part epoxy. I think that will do the trick.
10-22-2005 #3
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JB Weld?
is there any way you can get a pic of the broken part?68 Camaro - never to be finished
06 Silverado - Forged 370, L92 Heads, big cam, 4l80e ect. eventual donor for the above
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10-22-2005 #4
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I've had good luck with PC7 and plastic
Todd
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02-17-2006 #5
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I've found that a 2 part epoxy will get the job done the majority of the time.
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