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In this video we show you how to fix your broken plastic. If you have broken plastic items and you want to repair them and you want to learn how to repair broken plastic, how to fix broken plastic by welding method.
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@professorg8383
@professorg8383 Год назад
There are commercial plastic welders that work similarly but usually can supply much more heat and are adjustable. But the thing is that the plastics being used, need to be of the same type. I guess you are using the CA glue to fill the crack, but as everyone knows, CA glue does not work with all plastics. It's not really good for filling cracks either. Works best on flat surfaces. The use of the zip tie is without a doubt, the wrong type plastic for this repair. If you mix thermoplastic types, it might kinda stick but not bonded. For this repair, the grindings you threw away were indeed the best filler material to use because you know it's the same type plastic. Grooving it is fine as is use foil tape as a backer. Use the grindings as the filler to melt back in. But you'll probably want to build up the repair a bit from the back side. In most plastic molded things, you can find flash or little sections or tabs that can be cut and used as donor material. These would be parts that aren't actually a working part of the plastic part. Often on the inside where they will not be missed. A few small pieces and the grindings should give you enough of the right fill material. If you know what type plastic it is, you can buy filler rod of that type for use in the commercial plastic welders. It will work with your soldering iron set up. Almost all plastic parts have a stamp that says what type plastic it is. You need to be within that family of plastic to get a good bond. But there can be variations within that family of plastics. Always best to use excess plastic from the original part. You also need to avoid getting it too hot as the plastic will start to breakdown. If the color starts to change, it's probably too hot. It will fuse but will likely fail in the same spot. There is a so called universal filler called fiber-flex. Think of it as a special hot melt plastic glue rather that a filler you fuse together. Use it to build up the back side of the part. It has little fibers in it to give it some added strength and it stick to most plastics, but don't try to fuse it with the parent material. It is frequently used as a go to repair plastic for automotive stuff and can help make a strong repair. The stuff isn't exactly cheap though and you'll end up buying way more than you need, however, you will probably find other repair uses. Combine this stuff with a piece of fiberglass or stainless screen mesh and you cab make a very solid repair that will take some load. You can find these plastic filler materials on Amazon. The idea that you can "fix everything" is wishful thinking. You can make a lot of plastic repairs that will be serviceable but getting them cosmetically perfect is another matter, without refinishing. My suggestion is to try plastic welding on something that you are OK with messing up, because there are some tricks that come with practice. The two key factors are use the right plastic as a filler and control your temperature.
@ha-dieg_b_e_8227
@ha-dieg_b_e_8227 Год назад
Habe auch Erfahrungen mit Unterschiedlichen Kunstoffinstandsetzungen, 2K- Kleber, Dauerelastischer Spoiler Bef. Kleber, Verschweißen unterschiedlicher Sorten, zuerst hält alles, bei anschließenden Biege oder Festigkeits Versuch kommt die Wahrheit ans Licht. Ähnlich bei Wunderklebern vom Jahrmarkt. So einfach ist es nicht immer. Bleibt gesund gruß Dieter
@firstname2853
@firstname2853 Год назад
Thanks for the info iv got a couple of plastic bits to fix was going to try this out I will take heed to what you said and use the plastic from what I'm fixing or scrap the idea and use some 2 in 1 epoxy 😆 depends on time lol cheers
@philtucker1224
@philtucker1224 Год назад
Hi Prof, interesting info but remember the true beauty of any home repair is to gain success by using the common items around you within hand distance. (Buying-in or purchasing special items to achieve a particularly robust or superior fix can often destroy the magic of the joy of one’s own cleverness). 😊
@gilsonfelix3415
@gilsonfelix3415 Год назад
Perfect Professor, i was just thinking about those different types of plastic, maybe the part to be repaired is probably ABS and zip tie are, most, nylon.
@professorg8383
@professorg8383 Год назад
@@philtucker1224 I you are living off grid, isolated and have a zero expenses philosophy, I would agree. I'm not to that degree, but an engineer who does most everything himself. That "must be at hand" criteria does not apply to me. I'll spend a little to do something right as opposed to "half-assing" it. If I can make a repair completely serviceable, that's usually what I'm trying to achieve. I generally don't care too much about cosmetic appearance, but depending on what it is, I enjoy making the repair completely un-noticeable. I'm a professional and like any work I do to reflect that. Patching something up as part of a crisis management situation, is fine, but I'll go back and make the proper repair. I don't get hung up on some zero cost repair concept. If I can spend a few bucks to achieve full functionality, that's what I'm going to do. I'm not a big fan of "shoemakered" tools. But I do make a lot of my own stuff if I end with something better than what's available. You can use a brick as a hammer, but anyone who refused to buy a real hammer, would be an idiot in my book. I rarely throw something out as I'll usually find a good use for it. But I have a lot of space that I know many people don't have. I initially bought my commercial plastic welder to repair a bumper skin. It paid for itself compared to having a body shop do it. I've made hundreds of plastic repairs with it since. But I am a tool junkie to a point. A lot of times one repair job savings, can buy a new tool that makes it easier, as long as I have other uses for it to. I'm all for being clever and I have a good track record in that regard, but I wouldn't see any point in limiting what I can accomplish by holding myself to some "rule" like you describe. More power to you if that's your thing. But I see plenty of beauty in what I accomplish without some arbitrary, self imposed limitation. DYI for me is multipurpose. I can save money over having someone else do it and most often, I'll do it better than they would, albeit with a bit more time invested. I enjoy doing it and using and expanding my own skills. My general DYI approach regarding tools, has allowed me to put together a pretty impressing shop. I tend to take a long term view rather than a quickie half-assed fix approach.
@ReadyUpGo
@ReadyUpGo Год назад
Professor G gives the essential details that would have saved me days of folly back when I first got into repairing plastics. Bravo Professor!
@kelleyhawk6595
@kelleyhawk6595 Год назад
That was awesome!!!! I’ve tried to melt plastic back together before, (didn’t work well), this method gives me the perfect know how now!!! Thank u so much!!! 😊
@ReadyUpGo
@ReadyUpGo Год назад
I haven’t read the comments yet so maybe someone else mentioned this but it has been my experience that the plastic used to reinforce the joint has to be compatible with the original and zip ties don’t always work. To that end I would have used the waste from your grinding step or cut enough from the piece somewhere where it wouldn’t be noticed or structurally necessary for my add on source. I’ve made staples to add into cracked pieces when cosmetics aren’t important for strength also. Very satisfying work. Masks recommended but I rarely fuss with such bothers. (🙄) Nice work on the soldering iron mod.
@lorddiablo8575
@lorddiablo8575 Год назад
You forgot to drill a hole at the end of the crack to prevent further cracking before you start plastic welding ....
@nickpaulie
@nickpaulie Год назад
Your tips is much useful. Thank you
@ChrisCraigie-oi1un
@ChrisCraigie-oi1un Год назад
Great presentation! Thank you.
@anjkovo2138
@anjkovo2138 Год назад
I love your videos. Very useful❤❤
@alexkadet123
@alexkadet123 Год назад
Исходный пластик скорее всего АБС, только почему то его паяют нейлоновой стяжкой. Такого ремонта надолго не хватит.
@tarikbenanglot4003
@tarikbenanglot4003 Год назад
Terima kasih ilmunya bang, ilmu yg sangat bermanfaat 👍
@a1hamer
@a1hamer Год назад
Never ever use super glue on abs it very weak! I would also suggest to drill a small (2mm) hole at the end of the crack to stop futher splitting and put a metal mesh inside the weld to extra strenghten the weld . And allways use the same plastic to fill the gap .Otherwise a nice tutorial . Thank you
@dennis1954
@dennis1954 Год назад
This is the third video of yours I’ve watch since stumbling on your channel but won’t be my last. Just subscribed and looking forward to your new videos. Now back to watching your older videos.
@mustafamelihkadioglu8107
@mustafamelihkadioglu8107 Год назад
Very clever way to save earth from poisoning the nature..The pollution is the most dangerous thing that we’ve heard so far..My Congratulations to you sir!👏👍
@KHOAIHOANG81
@KHOAIHOANG81 Год назад
WAO..! Very Good and Number one...❤️❤️❤️👬👍👬❤️❤️❤️
@electronic7979
@electronic7979 Год назад
Good idea 👍
@anaclaudiadasilva6060
@anaclaudiadasilva6060 Год назад
Bom Gostei Parabéns
@KhalidMehmood-rf4vr
@KhalidMehmood-rf4vr 9 месяцев назад
Fantastic, great idea to repair. Thanks. Khalid Mahmoud Gujarat Pakistan
@AmazingSmart-ngth
@AmazingSmart-ngth 3 месяца назад
This is really informative and useful. Thank you for this amazing video.
@patphares6258
@patphares6258 Год назад
Wow! ❤❤❤😊
@ELGERGAWYMohamedAnwar
@ELGERGAWYMohamedAnwar Год назад
More than wonderful, very, very good luck and permanent success in your good work
@peacefulscrimp5183
@peacefulscrimp5183 Год назад
I like staples too 👍
@KozmykJ
@KozmykJ Год назад
I'd save the grinding sprue to use in the back fill.
@lilianefrancomme2967
@lilianefrancomme2967 Год назад
Bonjour, votre tuto est formidable, c'est du très bon travail et ça a donné une bonne idée de réparation. De plus le fait d'avoir fait une panne pour ce travail, c'est très bien. Merci beaucoup😀😀😀😀❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@suresh_hlp_07
@suresh_hlp_07 Год назад
Well-done bro, 😊thanks
@luigicappello2575
@luigicappello2575 Год назад
SUPER idée, et du bon travail bravoooooo !!!!!
@globalcomsur
@globalcomsur Год назад
Amazing fix
@fernandodomingo3304
@fernandodomingo3304 3 месяца назад
Excellent Thanks for share and Teach us
@JULIEN........
@JULIEN........ Год назад
Top class handyman
@BergflitzerFoto
@BergflitzerFoto Год назад
Handwerklich gut durchdacht -kommt auf meine " Merkliste " Top 👍👍
@joaobatistadeoliveiraolive5316
Very Good from Brazil
@nguyenhop
@nguyenhop Год назад
It's great, thank you
@vehicle2kiki724
@vehicle2kiki724 Год назад
awesome!!!!
@chiefstandingkibull8145
@chiefstandingkibull8145 3 месяца назад
OMG!!!! Going to do this to my bumper!!!!😂😂😂 thanks. Won’t be buying another iron.
@tuansuthrorassdeen7447
@tuansuthrorassdeen7447 Год назад
Good job 👍
@andrzejpaciuszkiewicz6319
@andrzejpaciuszkiewicz6319 Год назад
Dzieki, Miłego Dnia
@Beshozyajstvennoe_Mylo
@Beshozyajstvennoe_Mylo Год назад
А цианоакрилат то тут на кой хрен сдался, если все это спокойно без него делается??? Более того, очччень токсичным будет дым при такой "склейке", когда им шов промазать.
@user-dv8vj7yl5k
@user-dv8vj7yl5k Год назад
У Вас канал - кладезь полезной информации.
@ownshv
@ownshv Год назад
только информации, на практике такое не поможет
@user-vi3vf9mb2e
@user-vi3vf9mb2e 9 месяцев назад
great video
@tranvanthanh2590
@tranvanthanh2590 Год назад
Hay hay lắm
@user-rz6ki9cz8q
@user-rz6ki9cz8q Год назад
Для такого ремонта есть мелкая металическая сеточка которую просто впаивают в трещину.
@oldskoolmagik6825
@oldskoolmagik6825 2 месяца назад
Thanks
@philtucker1224
@philtucker1224 Год назад
That was excellent. personally I would not spend time rubbing down or refinishing the inside of the repair that cannot be seen. Thank you for sharing 🙏
@arduinomaquinas
@arduinomaquinas Год назад
Show 👏👏👏
@cym247
@cym247 Год назад
Harika…teşekkür ederiz…
@pakaken8452
@pakaken8452 Год назад
Bác này đa tài hơn mình 😂
@emiliocoletta1071
@emiliocoletta1071 11 месяцев назад
- gern gesehen 👍👍
@hitskills786
@hitskills786 11 месяцев назад
Love from Pakistan
@userBond
@userBond Год назад
Если говорить про домашний ремонт подручными материалами, то ещё 50 лет назад в детстве проделывал всё это обыкновенным гвоздем или отвёрткой, нагретой на газовой плите. Не знал, что этого никто не знает. Интернета тогда не было. PS: клей тут лишний, пластик должен быть хорошо "перемешан" в месте соединения. Но, конечно, первоначальной прочности всё -равно не добиться. Годится для ненагруженных соединений.
@romanbalaz9180
@romanbalaz9180 Год назад
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👌super.
@sennopo289
@sennopo289 Год назад
Nicest thxz
@andreyamamoto1709
@andreyamamoto1709 Год назад
gostei dessa
@jaimegomez6748
@jaimegomez6748 Год назад
Great
@electronichints
@electronichints 3 месяца назад
❤❤Good
@SKILLSDIY
@SKILLSDIY 7 месяцев назад
Good
@drizler
@drizler Год назад
I use a piece of aluminum screen to melt in the back side for strength . It’s hard to screw that one up and it’s strong.
@patrickrogan8974
@patrickrogan8974 Год назад
Sorry, but these videos with no word explanation leave so much to be desired that I don't care to watch them anymore. The "thumbs-up" at the end is more for you than it is for one who is trying to learn the completeness of your demonstration.
@dennisaaa5697
@dennisaaa5697 Год назад
Good Job, but end of crack should to delimit 3 or 4mm hole.
@piotrsotysik8100
@piotrsotysik8100 Год назад
Super naprawa
@garrysekelli6776
@garrysekelli6776 Год назад
Love watching this stuff. Too lazy to actually do it. But its entertainment nonetheless.
@topc5826
@topc5826 Год назад
Nice job that's an awful lot of effort. Have you seen the hot staple gun? I like how you melt in that metal strip into the seam, but you still don't have a lot of cross structural strength I used the hot staple gun on a crack about 8 inches long on the top center of the hood of a John Deere x500 riding tractor. I didn't do any of the cosmetic work that you did on the inside but on the outside all you see on the outside is a scratch mark of the seam. I inserted a staple wave staple about every half inch or less and I did take a large chisel tip soldering iron and do a little plastic melting around the stainless steel staples to close and smooth out the plastic that gets squeezed out as the hot staple is pushed into the plastic. Once you get the Staples seated you can do a little bit of a twist of the gun handle which helps draw the seam tighter together. You should check it out search for hot staple gun plastic repair.
@jonmccravy
@jonmccravy Год назад
Wait… so you can weld ABS (probably) with Nylon?
@OgbondSandvol
@OgbondSandvol 4 месяца назад
The nylon zip tie was soldered to what seems to be an ABS panel?
@julieannjohn
@julieannjohn Год назад
What did you heat up and smash and stick in the soldering iron?
@akm197
@akm197 2 месяца назад
А чього с другий стороны не заделал так же😊.
@Alexandr282
@Alexandr282 Год назад
А чем из шприца поливали?
@anjkovo2138
@anjkovo2138 Год назад
👍👍
@meovatthinhan
@meovatthinhan Год назад
hay quá
@user-vy9pz8kc6x
@user-vy9pz8kc6x Год назад
Хорошее дохотчевое видео 🙏🙏🙏
@ownshv
@ownshv Год назад
ну вот попробуешь так же сделать и посмотри или до тебя дойдет
@user-zo3ij4on5d
@user-zo3ij4on5d Год назад
два несовместимых пластика.лопнет при не большом усилии.
@ownshv
@ownshv Год назад
@@user-zo3ij4on5d оно лопнет даже если такой же пластик будет, как его не сшивай эт будет самое уязвимое место
@van-nhanhuynh5719
@van-nhanhuynh5719 Год назад
👍
@omkarahi
@omkarahi 3 месяца назад
This trick is decades old. It is only suitable for items which are not subjected to bending. The strength is not as original. It is only cosmetic make up. Harder the plastic better durability. To give tensile strength you can make a spiral stitch after making small holes on both borders. I have repaired several plastic buckets by this method which are still ok afer 5 years of use.
@user-pe5rf3kd9x
@user-pe5rf3kd9x Год назад
Давно так паяю пластмасс.
@biggregg5
@biggregg5 Год назад
Seems to be a little overkill, but job well done nonetheless.
@Green4Life
@Green4Life Год назад
There is no guarantee of rigidity, and it will crack again with a slight deformation. There are many different types of polymer materials with different characteristics, and the bonding effect varies greatly depending on the material. I have done a lot of plastic bonding experiments, without the use of metal wire throughout, the repair is no longer beautiful, but also can not be used.
@ownshv
@ownshv Год назад
еще один проффЭссор "пластик" совмещает два разных вида пластика и считает это надежным
@user-cx8um6ed8r
@user-cx8um6ed8r Год назад
Да, не плохо. Пригодится. Кое-что подобное я тоже делал. Но вот стяжку, ещё не использовал. 👍🎉👏👏👏🖐✌🇷🇺🐰
@user-wg6mk4my7b
@user-wg6mk4my7b Год назад
И не надо
@maxsheyk
@maxsheyk Год назад
Класс ..Хомут и сломанная деталь из оного материала? РР наверно?
@maneffmeyssene5309
@maneffmeyssene5309 Год назад
👍💪
@haroldluck9899
@haroldluck9899 Год назад
Where do you get the tape and glue?
@paulcatalano1615
@paulcatalano1615 Год назад
We’ve seen this trick before from this channel. How’s this one any different?
@2K5W9M1
@2K5W9M1 Год назад
The front looks exactly the same 😮
@robertoluisguzman5438
@robertoluisguzman5438 Год назад
SE PUEDE HACERLO CON UN SOLDADOR DE 100 WAHT O ES MUCHA TEMPERATURA
@francremskar2672
@francremskar2672 Год назад
Katero tekočino se uporablja?
@reginaldodelima1286
@reginaldodelima1286 Год назад
Mais ou menos .👉🇧🇷🤨🤨
@sibujacob977
@sibujacob977 Год назад
What is the power in watts of the soldering iron . What is the power of your mini grinder tool
@user-mr6oh2ym6q
@user-mr6oh2ym6q Год назад
銅線は加熱すると酸化膜が形成され、それが剥がれ落ちて修復物を汚します。 真鍮線を使った方が酸化膜は出にくいです。
@user-pe5rf3kd9x
@user-pe5rf3kd9x Год назад
Только если паяешь, зачем там суперклей? Суперклей уже самодостаточный для склейки поломанной пластмассы.
@user-zx3vs1lg9u
@user-zx3vs1lg9u Год назад
Чуть излома и она опять....
@juzgaming.1057
@juzgaming.1057 Год назад
did I just watch a plastic surgery??
@billantigiovanni7121
@billantigiovanni7121 Год назад
😂😂👍
@hogepief
@hogepief Год назад
🤣
@nevzatguldal9867
@nevzatguldal9867 Год назад
Not only a plastic, almost all of the meltible materials' surgeries. Especially black ones.
@user-dg3jr2ox9c
@user-dg3jr2ox9c 8 месяцев назад
😅
@NapoleonIV-sw3ie
@NapoleonIV-sw3ie 9 месяцев назад
La colle cyanoacrylate est indispensable ?
@Bastelfreak
@Bastelfreak 9 месяцев назад
Awkward, but that's how it works. In the meantime there are very good adhesives for something like that. It's a lot easier.
@jerico1984able
@jerico1984able Год назад
i can fix everything with this?
@patientpopperx
@patientpopperx 5 месяцев назад
Nothing about an Alan key 🤦‍♀️
@justmyself1000
@justmyself1000 4 месяца назад
The cover page thumbnail shows an allen wrench / key sticking out of the soldering iron. No where in this video does it show this.....
@user-qr9ic6mg1k
@user-qr9ic6mg1k Год назад
очень сомнительно т.к. видов пластика более 40 это то что я знаю, совместимость ?
@miron000100
@miron000100 Год назад
ну ты фантазёр !!!
@djonzmei
@djonzmei Год назад
Космофен (цианокрелатаный клей) сода тряпка и эфект лучше и времени уйдет меньше, а то что на видео это как потратить время
@cooper7003
@cooper7003 Год назад
プラリペア?
@namezuruful
@namezuruful Год назад
表面に跡残っているやんか。接着剤流したのが失敗の元。
@mondolika
@mondolika Год назад
Is this really-really strong... Body?
@noblenook
@noblenook Год назад
Is he a genius????
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