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meddlingfool
 Post subject: Drum Sander Conveyer...
PostPosted: Sat Nov 21, 2020 6:44 pm 
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Anyone know how to fix this?

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Ken Lewis
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Epoxy, couple flat cauls and clamps. You'll need to remove to do a proper job I would think.
Then order a new one for when it goes kaput again. :)
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For some reason CA didn’t work, lol. Maybe epoxy would...
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I would “fix” it with a purchase of a new one from Klingspor.
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meddlingfool
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Yes, I think that’s the best duct tape too...
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Clay S.
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You might try sanding both sides of the seam lightly and using the clear gorilla tape.
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I think I'm going to go from ffix it yourself poorly and wreck your project straight into replace it with a new one dumba** with no intervening steps...


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Clay S.
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meddlingfool wrote:
I think I'm going to go from ffix it yourself poorly and wreck your project straight into replace it with a new one dumba** with no intervening steps...


As a professional who really needs the machine that is often your best option. You may even want to keep a spare [:Y:]
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Alain Lambert
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I would use a more flexible glue than epoxy. Possibly polyurethane glue.
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I glued mine with e6000, a flexible silicone adhesive. It lasted until the replacement arrived from Klingspoor.


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