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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: Wolftrail on May 20, 2019, 09:34:00 PM
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I have made phenolic with linen and epoxy using a small piece of melamine wood and plastic wrap for the release. Would using plastic resin release just the same.
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Not sure what you are referring too, but I can tell you that epoxy releases cleanly from UHMW, HDPE and LDPE plastic. Not so much with polycarbonate and other hard plastics.
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When I do the two piece bows I use Johnsons paste wax as release. Doing the pnenolic Just cover your backing pieces with plastic wrap.
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I think you guys answered my question weather the material will release cleanly from the plastic resin. "..........cover your backing pieces with plastic wrap..." yes that's exactly what I did previously using epoxy and worked like a charm. Just was not sure about Welwood plastic resin.
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Sorry, I had a feeling you might be talking about something other than form materials. Never used Weldwood
Plastic Resin Glue for anything other than an adhesive. Are you thinking of making a composite with fiber and Weldwood?
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"a composite" no I make only wood bows I would be gluing the riser pieces and lams.
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Ok, "What we got here is a failure to communicate"
You referenced making phenolic in your opening post, so of course that is what I have been referring too during this thread. When I said composite, I was referring to phenolic, micarta, etc.
So my question to you is, what are you planning on doing with Weldwood plastic resin glue?
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Epoxy and linen is phenolic is it not...……. I'm just referring to the glues process, will it stick to the poly. And Crooked basically answered it. As I wrote "Would using plastic resin release just the same. "
"what are you planning on doing with Weldwood plastic resin glue?" like I wrote "I would be gluing the riser pieces and lams." that's it...! could be wood could be linen.
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:thumbsup: Got it. Sorry I did not read your post as well as I should have.
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Lol...….I'm the same way some days I should read instead of look or gaze into space.