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Epoxy used as a glue is a little different from other adhesives.
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Good stuff, as always. I like the 15 minute epoxy best. Haven’t used a scale to measure the mix but I like the idea, how small of a gradient does the scale measure?
Thanks. I like the 15 minute epoxy the best, too. My old scale could only two a two gram resolution. Not good enough. I just bought a new one from Harbor Freight for $10 that can measure down to a tenth of a gram. Works great for measuring epoxy. I’ve got a follow-up video ready on a super epoxy glue that I just discovered – stay tuned!
Great. Have you got a link to that product from Harbor Freight? My current scale has only a 5 gram resolution and I’ve been wanting to get a finer accuracy for some time.
http://www.harborfreight.com/1000-gram-digital-scale-97920.html
My old scale only did 2 gram resolution, and it was always getting in the way. I have not used this one too many times, but so far I’m very impressed with the accuracy.
thanks