Here is a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T379IVLMxWQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player

u guys should get how its made to come out to your warehouse

 

no interest, sorry.

Darn, you beat me to the video.

I suggest you research some thermodynamics.

Those pictures look familiar, almost like I have seen them before.

it blows my mind to think about how so much is glued together and stays together under such force... every time i glue something it falls apart >.<

it blows my mind to think about how so much is glued together and stays together under such force... every time i glue something it falls apart >.<

Obviously you are doing it wrong, either wrong glue or bad technique.

well ive been successful with wood glue but thats about it. every epoxy i try to use to attach broken metal parts, die cast, plastic bits, it all just fall apart again. these days i try to weld things back together or melt them back together with plastics. 

 

maybe what i need to do is invest in some high grade glue, the type they glue auto body shells and decals on with.

 

 

edit: im pretty good at gluing plates to my desk with jelly

Edited June 8, 201312 yr by ncc74656