i want to glue a wood table to a metal thing &amp; can't use clamps will this work well?
928577
In my personal opinion and experience with this product, this would work well only if gravity can sufficiently sustain enough pressure between the two surfaces. If they fall apart easily, since you can't use clamps, I would say no- use something much stickier and stronger. Time and consistent pressure is needed for this product to work the best, in my opinion.
970628
this would work with a round table. I feel the maximum thickness of the table should be no more than 1 inch, the clamp isn't very strong.
518120
I can't see why not , it's clamp is large and pretty powerful , I use mine on an end table next to my recliner , the table is glass top with a wrought iron frame and it is clamped pretty good , It works perfectly , it will move a bit from side to side when pulling the stem over but it hasn't popped off since I purchased , I hope this helps to answer your question
651037
Push the end of the clamp in that little hole and attach it to a table. But I have never used it that way. There are rubber pads underneath it so you can just hold it on a counter, or table, and use it that way. Just put your hand on the top as you're sharpening and it won't move.
492958
I have never tried that. For wood, I always use Elmer's wood glue - the yellow type. This product works Excellent with metal AND plastic as I have used it for ......
679436
I think so...if I understand your question. I'm using it on a table where the top extends 1.5" from the table's frame. 1.5" looks to be the minimum. 1.75" should provide plenty of table top to clamp to.
631615
Mine came fully assembled so I'm sorry but I can't help you. Maybe you should contact the seller and ask. I believe the metal thing is a clamp that you can use to clamp the unit to the edge of a table or counter top.
453950
I use a clamp with the glue holding it together till the glue dries and it sould be called miracle glue.
305791
I'm sure you can, hopefully the adhesive will bond to the metal. you should try it.
440145
It could be used as a guide for a table saw extension, but if you want to use it as a clamp to attach your extension to a table saw it wouldn't be sturdy enough. The clamping parts are plastic and would break under any heavy pressure required to hold an extension. Hard to visualize your application, its not much of a clamp, its mainly a straight edge for a circular saw or router. Hope this helps?
2056548
I suppose it would depend on the weight and balancing of the objects being glued. I don't recall every using a clamp except once on a chair back, which was promptly broken again by a visitor! I've used this glue (and tried many others) for years and never found a better one...I've mostly repaired china and glass objects that I just hold in position for a minute or so, then prop at the correct angle so the glue can harden overnight. Love this glue!Hope this helps...NBS
1688002
Does the bottle say that this glue works well on metal? I doubt it. Call the company on Monday morning for an answer to that one. Off hand I don't know of any glue that works well on both wood and metal. I think you will need screws.
1561953
The glue is very sticky and hold very well. I would think it would be okay if the wood is not too uneven/rough. I would think it would hold up pretty well if it got a little wet too
2165392
the advice is......no. since clamping will require pressure to remain stable, it is very likely that that glass will break. i'm the proud owner of one and i must say it is serving its purpose......and me quite well. i would recommend that you use a wooden desk or platform instead. should you continue with your current configuration, you may risk damaging your desk and monitors!
2278922
Not really. It's too dense and will not fill in all the area between the molding and whatever you're attaching it to. Use yellow wood glue or Gorilla glue which are made for bonding wooden molding joints. If I noticed a carpenter using hot glue sticks on molding joints I would conider that person to be an unprofessional "hack."
1062221
It can, but you would definitely want to use a small wooden block or something to brace the metal fasteners. You also want to make sure you don't have something under the glass that could block the clamp opening
2011200
I use the clamp with wood because I have a glass desk where I make my Jewelry.