I work in quality engineering. I will replicate this experiment and do some durability testing using this on different materials like wood, steel, aluminum etc. Then after I have the results I will repost in this comment thread the results from the data for metrics like: Torque and Angle limits Breakaway Torque Thread clamping /Yield strength Durability @ different temperatures etc. This should be interesting........
I think it will be a very interesting experiment. 👍 For reference, the experiment in the video above has not melted or caused any problems until 4 months have passed. Thanks for the nice comment. 🍀💚😄
Naturally, It is useful for light items such as clothes hangers and toilet paper hangers because its strength is weak compared to anchor nuts. Thank you 😄 당연히 앙카나 너트에 비해 힘이 약하기 때문에 휴지걸이, 옷걸이 등에 응용하면 좋습니다. 감사합니다. 😄
It's a decent idea for light duty but in reality you can thread into wood without glue or anything just think drywall is hung with screws lol now in light work on other materials it's not a bad idea
Exactly what I was thinking. I actually took a screw eye with threads like this (didn't have a screw lag) and put it in a ceiling joist, directly in the wood, and it was able to hold a surprising amount of weight on it (over 200lbs)
@@JonathanHolt1988 yes bro I've pulled car engines with the same as your talking about lol carpenters and etc ..use lag bolts to hold beams and logs and etc ...the glue in wood isn't a good representation of the idea but if it's some different material then maybe yes
Since the bolt or screw is generally harder than the material you're going into, just pre drill out correct hole size and make your own threads with bolt. Works with plastics and anything else non metallic.
Единственное, чтобы я сделал - это делал бы отверстия обратным конусом в дереве, т.е. слегка вращал бы ось сверления так, чтобы входное отверстие было такого же диаметра, а в глубине расширялось, тогда бы точно клеевую вставку было бы не извлечь и оставалась бы только прочность клеевой резьбы.
La leche estos videos me dejan alucinado, como gente tiene estás ideas tan práctica que me viene bien saber.Gracias por enseñar a los demás.👏👍🐕🐕🐕🇯🇪🏴☠️
Yeah. Wood glue is probably best with wood, whichever glue bonds best with the material. Tapping bits are mostly for metalwork. You can just drill a woodscrew directly into wood, that's what they're for. This is a good trick for repairing stripped-out screw-holes.
Nah, sawdust mixed with wood glue is good for repairing a stripped out hole, or better yet, an actual wood plug glued into place, which will also expand when screwed into, creating compression that keeps the plug in place. You technically don't even need the glue, a simple plug of about the same size as the hole, will expand when screwed into, creating enough expansion to fill any small gaps and hold it in place. The glue would just increase the pressure by having those gaps already filled.
Совет неплохой, но, по моему личному мнению - у термоклея очень плохая адгезия и тут лучше подойдёт клей по типу акриловых "жидких гвоздей", достаточно тот же самый болт покрыть тонким слоем графита для того чтобы всё прошло удачно
I like the idea of hot snot but I've used toothpicks in many a stripped hole. Just jam a couple in, run your screw and it's solid enough for a door frame.
Good post. I do much the same with epoxy resin. Heat a bolt and coat it with wax. Fill a hole with epoxy resin. Press in the (waxy) bolt. Back the bolt out a few hours later when the epoxy is cured. You can always heat the bolt slightly, if needed, with a soldering iron. Now you have super good threads that can be remolded if they accidentally get cross threaded. Mine is a boat builder's technique.
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Ещё один гениальный способ применения термоклея, когда его больше не на что потратить. А мы, дураки, всё дюбели да саморезы используем, когда, оказывается, можно закрутить в стену винт)))
글루건 특성상 저온에서 모재와의 접착력이 약할뿐더러 습한 환경에서 목재가 팽창하게되면 글루건과 목재사이에 공간이 생길수 있습니다. 칼블럭과 유사해보이지만 대체용으로 사용하기에는 강성이나 내구성이 떨어지는건 사실입니다. 급할때 임시용으로 사용하기에는 너무 좋은 아이디어 같습니다~!
I wonder if you could do the same thing with a stronger glue. Maybe mixed epoxy or JB weld would be stronger. Would be interesting to test how much force it takes to rip out with the threads in the wood vs hot glue vs other things. Possibly some wood glues, superglue etc.
Yes I've done repairs but it's light duty there's other ways for heavier needs Honda had engs yrs ago would strip head bolt threads I'd take all thread and expansion sinks put in the block and make a stud it worked great and was cheap verses tapping oversized and drilling out head etc.....
@@knezie25yeah but thread that is tapped into wood isn't strong. Epoxy has such a good bond to wood that I would rather trust it more. But either is a moderately light duty type of connection.
@@ЮлияПапина-з3ч да про то, что изобретают велосипед никому не нужный. Зачем мучаться как на видео, если на любом углу продаются за копейки обычные дюбели для крепежа в любые материалы на выбор, да еще и с нормируемыми показателями, а не так на соплях, как в видео.
I do this trick, but in addition to the main hole, I use a smaller drill bit to put some small holes at a angle inside the main hole. It makes it almost impossible for the hot glue plug to pull out.
Thank you bro 😁 The glue stick in the video is not the method I mainly use. It is just one of many methods, but it may be a necessary method for someone. ㅇㅇㅇ
Great concept. There's much harder melting glues out there that could make it very tough and durable. Bohning Ferr-L-Tite Hot Melt Adhesive Stick is what we use to mount arrow shafts to the arrow heads. And I just tried it, and it's like a really hard plastic once cooled.
I liked it! I've done similar things. I love hot glue. It's very versatile when making prototypes. And it also comes in handy for problem-solving. This video could use a part 2 showing strength testing.
They use a similar process when placing roof bolts in coal mines. The tube placed into the hole drilled into the coal has two separate compartments containing a resin mastic and a catalyst paste. Once the bolt is inserted it busts the container causing the two to mix seating the bolt in place.
But if you're just threading into wood you could just drill the whole little bit smaller than the freaking nut bolt and it'll thread in the wood easily that's kind of useless
