i want to glue a wood table to a metal thing & can't use clamps will this work well?
1688000
If you can use screws to attach metal and wood, it will be better ...... I don't think the glue will work with metal, unless is Gorilla Glue, 100% water proof. Which you can use it to almost everything, metal, wood, ceramic, plastic etc.
1688001
My experience with this product tells me that the answer is no. I have used this product with much success on wood, plastic, fabric, etc., but you may want to try Gorilla Epoxy Glue or some type of Crazy Glue for your project. Make sure you read the labels first...the Gorilla Epoxy is nasty stuff!!
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.
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.
509757
The clamp is plastic, and not all that thick. I'm not sure exactly what your set up is, but I'm thinking it will not work how you want it to with out some reinforcing.
1745373
Kinda, if it's very smooth, but it may come off when exposed to heat. I usually run a small beat of clear silicon glue along the edges after I tape them up. Or you can use hot glue. I have had no problems with either on wood and metal.
1916233
The clamp is fairly rigid. It would not deform easily. I assume the rididity is why it works as a clamp.
2128099
Yes, it'll work.. 30 minutes to dry with a clamp on it.. 24 hours to dry before you can use the table...
1098117
They sell brackets that clamp on. I used mine with a wood bench and drilled holes where the bracket pegs go. Works great
670418
Are you talking about using it on the plywood or stoing it until you get the table? I would think either way it should work.
333403
I found that you have to have the slide tight up agents the wood or it won't clamp. I know what you mean. The slide leave marks on the rod and makes it hard sometimes to get it to clamp. The rod should be a harder metal.
641128
I don't have a steel vise on mine, but the table seems like it should have no issues holding it. If you're concerned about it tearing, I would glue an extra board under the tabletop to support the vise bolts. The table itself is not very large though.
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
2050257
Sets up in about 5 hours if used thickly, but I would give it a few days before use. My main use was for a delaminated snowboard which had to be clamped. I'm not sure, but something like a fiberglass patch could work without clamping. This is really impressive stuff. I would not use it to glue together two hard pieces in a small contact area. I would bet it could hold together a non-weight bearing furniture joint quite nicely, but I have not done so myself.
2128098
Yes, it should work. Suggest you spread it evenly on the piece, light layer and a little on the table "gap. Be ready with a wrung out rag to wipe away excess glue after you press the piece into place. If you can gently clamp the piece in place while it dries/sets, great, but if not you might want to use that blue painters tape to hold it in place.
1373701
Yes. You will need a couple of clamps and wood for your table or bench, but bilts and screws are included
1667737
Adjustable legs are better. Clamps are plastic and not durable. I made my own. However, I would not recommend this product. It is only a heavy duty "card" table.
291580
It's press board w/laminate over it-depends how deep your clamps are....you could always if in doubt place a long piece of wood under the table to be clamped w/the table. Just a suggestion.
1436093
Possibly but the glue is so strong that it would rip the wood finish right off if the table is wood.
927022
If you have a "lip" underneath your wooden table then the clamps won't touch the wood. The clamp apparatus extends over the "lip" but it doesn't actually touch the wood. The chair still is attached firmly when we use it. Hope this helps answer the question.