The RC Hobby Glue That's Right For You | Quick Tip | Motion RC

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(reupload due to spelling error) There are many different types of glues used in the hobby, but these are 4 of the most common and should be a part of any RC hobbyist's arsenal. See all the links in the description below:
Products used in this video:
Benchcraft CA Glue: www.motionrc.com/collections/...
Benchcraft Epoxies: www.motionrc.com/collections/...
Benchcraft Threadlocker: www.motionrc.com/collections/...
Beacon Foamtac: www.motionrc.com/collections/...
Read about the glues on our Knowledge Blog here: www.motionrc.com/blogs/motion...
Squawk about Quick Tips here: www.hobbysquawk.com/forum/rc-...
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Комментарии : 32

@ArthurRC 3 года назад

Awesome James! Can’t be easier and clearer 🤙🏻 thanks 😊

@jackdaniels7913 3 года назад

I like the quick tips idea simple knowledgeable fun and eclectic... 🥃 cheers 🍻

@Deano54 3 года назад

Good info especially for us beginners. 👍

@MotionRC 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@easystar123 3 года назад

Good video

@Wings_of_foam 5 месяцев назад

I bought Everglue extra strong specifically made for Z-foam. My Apprentice broke the wing and tail. I'm lucky it's a clean cut and I'm using 4 bamboo sticks and ordered 3d tape for the ailerons. I prepared everything and placed a little drop of glue on the inside but I'm a little nervous about gluing the plane.

@MotionRC 5 месяцев назад

Nervous it won't hold? Nervous it will damage it? I am not sure what type of glue Everglue is, but I would definitely test it on a hidden piece of foam on your plane first. The wrong CA will eat the foam. So try a drop on a space of foam inside a cavity and see what happens.

@rqlk Год назад

I have a very small foam rc plane that probably weighs only an ounce or two and it has a couple tears from a crash, and I was wondering if any foam friendly glue would weigh it down and make it fly worse, or if it won’t make a difference. Thanks

@DoyleBlevins 3 года назад

Nice video

@GaryBaird.Photography Год назад

My Beacon Foam Tac Adhesive has gotten pretty thick from just sitting around like most glues do. Is there anything I can use to dilute it down so that it will at least pour out a little better? Thanks.

@fredbradick8404 Год назад

What can I use to bond 2 pieces of plastic so I won't ever come off

@emilgabl9069 3 года назад

I’ve got a Conscendo Evolution and the front section broke off after a cartwheel...which glue choice would be best to use?

@MotionRC 3 года назад

for EPO foam, i'd use foam safe CA

@victorrcjets7660 3 года назад

A redo i guess. Thanks for stocking them!

@MotionRC 3 года назад

Yeah, misspelled Cyanoacrylate. Easier to just re-upload

@eduardocastillo2087 2 года назад

What do you use to glue the jet canopies for foam and fiber glass? thanks

@MotionRC 2 года назад

For a fiberglass canopy I'd use canopy glue, but for a plastic canopy on a foamie I use foam tac. Never use CA as it will fog up the plastic

@kwcnasa 2 года назад

RC model, helpful tips, hobby glue, thread glue, glue type wood, metal, plastic, foam.

@ludwigvanzappa9548 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing ! What kind of foam is in foamboard ? Depron ?

@MotionRC 3 года назад

believe so. It is the most fragile type of foam inside the covering

@jojo-._. Год назад

the most important vido of all XD

@chksix 3 года назад

All basic, but great stuff for the beginner. I never figured out why they put blue threadlocker in a red bottle.

@MotionRC 3 года назад

hahaha. Like how we drive on the parkway and park on the driveway

@bobturner3388 3 года назад

It was good to hear everything to verify my beliefs

@OLDx666 2 года назад

What epoxy is stronger?

@MotionRC 2 года назад

The longer the cure time, the stronger the epoxy.

@OLDx666 2 года назад

@@MotionRC is this statement always true?

@OLDx666 2 года назад

@@MotionRC what if there are 2 different brands (very different)

@MotionRC 2 года назад

@@OLDx666 Hard to say, but epoxy is epoxy. Its just a chemical reaction, so don't really see how one brand can really differentiate from another. I've used many brands epoxies and can't tell the difference. But yes, a longer curing epoxy is stronger than a shorter cure time epoxy. Since it takes more time to cure, it is able to soak and penetrate the wood more to create a tighter bond. Like I would use 30 min epoxy on a balsa kit for the structural connections and a shorter cure for the little peripheral pieces like pilot figure, guns, antennae's etc