I have a plastic lid to a 30L container:
http://tinyurl.com/gqdyq8y

I want to stiffen up lid with plywood disc .... either side
Thought it would make sense to glue and through bolt .....

Anybody know of a glue that will work .......... not after much in way
of structural strength, unable to confirm what type of plastic it is ...
could use 'Sticks like s***t' or a Low modulus silicone

Unless anybody has a better idea

On 19/11/2016 11:44, rick wrote:
I have a plastic lid to a 30L container:
http://tinyurl.com/gqdyq8y

Are you sure this is correct?

I get http://polypropylene/ and then Server not found.

rick wrote:
I have a plastic lid to a 30L container:
http://tinyurl.com/gqdyq8y

I want to stiffen up lid with plywood disc .... either side
Thought it would make sense to glue and through bolt .....

Anybody know of a glue that will work .......... not after much in way
of structural strength, unable to confirm what type of plastic it is
... could use 'Sticks like s***t' or a Low modulus silicone

Unless anybody has a better idea

This site can't be reached

polypropylene's DNS address could not be found.

On Saturday, 19 November 2016 11:44:45 UTC, rick wrote:
I have a plastic lid to a 30L container:
http://tinyurl.com/gqdyq8y

I want to stiffen up lid with plywood disc .... either side
Thought it would make sense to glue and through bolt .....

Anybody know of a glue that will work .......... not after much in way
of structural strength, unable to confirm what type of plastic it is ...
could use 'Sticks like s***t' or a Low modulus silicone

Unless anybody has a better idea

Use silicon and bolt it through the wood and plastic.

On 19/11/2016 11:44, rick wrote:
I have a plastic lid to a 30L container:
http://tinyurl.com/gqdyq8y

I want to stiffen up lid with plywood disc .... either side
Thought it would make sense to glue and through bolt .....

Anybody know of a glue that will work .......... not after much in way
of structural strength, unable to confirm what type of plastic it is ...
could use 'Sticks like s***t' or a Low modulus silicone

Unless anybody has a better idea


Link messed up - try again: http://tinyurl.com/jcnev2m

On 19/11/2016 13:55, Phil L wrote:
rick wrote:
I have a plastic lid to a 30L container:
http://tinyurl.com/gqdyq8y

I want to stiffen up lid with plywood disc .... either side
Thought it would make sense to glue and through bolt .....

Anybody know of a glue that will work .......... not after much in way
of structural strength, unable to confirm what type of plastic it is
... could use 'Sticks like s***t' or a Low modulus silicone

Unless anybody has a better idea

This site can't be reached

polypropylene's DNS address could not be found.


http://tinyurl.com/jcnev2m

my fault

On 19/11/2016 15:46, harry wrote:
On Saturday, 19 November 2016 11:44:45 UTC, rick wrote:
I have a plastic lid to a 30L container:
http://tinyurl.com/gqdyq8y

I want to stiffen up lid with plywood disc .... either side
Thought it would make sense to glue and through bolt .....

Anybody know of a glue that will work .......... not after much in way
of structural strength, unable to confirm what type of plastic it is ...
could use 'Sticks like s***t' or a Low modulus silicone

Unless anybody has a better idea

Use silicon and bolt it through the wood and plastic.

was my best thought

On 19/11/16 19:28, rick wrote:
On 19/11/2016 11:44, rick wrote:
I have a plastic lid to a 30L container:
http://tinyurl.com/gqdyq8y

I want to stiffen up lid with plywood disc .... either side
Thought it would make sense to glue and through bolt .....

Anybody know of a glue that will work .......... not after much in way
of structural strength, unable to confirm what type of plastic it is ...
could use 'Sticks like s***t' or a Low modulus silicone

Unless anybody has a better idea


Link messed up - try again: http://tinyurl.com/jcnev2m

Doesn't work either, but then photovomit never does.

Its probably using some sort of spyware /tracking that has caused it to
be in violation of Natural Philopsohers' Internet Rights.


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On 11/19/2016 7:28 PM, rick wrote:
On 19/11/2016 13:55, Phil L wrote:
rick wrote:
I have a plastic lid to a 30L container:
http://tinyurl.com/gqdyq8y

I want to stiffen up lid with plywood disc .... either side
Thought it would make sense to glue and through bolt .....

Anybody know of a glue that will work .......... not after much in way
of structural strength, unable to confirm what type of plastic it is
... could use 'Sticks like s***t' or a Low modulus silicone

Unless anybody has a better idea

This site can't be reached

polypropylene's DNS address could not be found.


http://tinyurl.com/jcnev2m

my fault


Looks like it might be polyethylene / polypropylene, in which case
conventional glues are not much use. Why do you need to stiffen it? Will
you be trying to fix a pipe or duct to it, for example?

Sandwiching with plywood sounds like a good strategy. If you use
something like bitumen mastic as the "butter" you will generate a lot of
shear strength between the wood and the plastic, and reduce stress
concentrations, it will also be tolerant of movements from differential
thermal expansion, or from the effect of water on the plywood. No more
nails sets to a rigid, brittle product.

On 11/19/2016 3:46 PM, harry wrote:
On Saturday, 19 November 2016 11:44:45 UTC, rick wrote:
I have a plastic lid to a 30L container:
http://tinyurl.com/gqdyq8y

I want to stiffen up lid with plywood disc .... either side
Thought it would make sense to glue and through bolt .....

Anybody know of a glue that will work .......... not after much in way
of structural strength, unable to confirm what type of plastic it is ...
could use 'Sticks like s***t' or a Low modulus silicone

Unless anybody has a better idea

Use silicon and bolt it through the wood and plastic.

I think that would work too.

On 19/11/2016 20:09, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 19/11/16 19:28, rick wrote:


Link messed up - try again: http://tinyurl.com/jcnev2m

Doesn't work either, but then photovomit never does.

Its probably using some sort of spyware /tracking that has caused it to
be in violation of Natural Philopsohers' Internet Rights.


I have checked link it is working OK

On 21/11/2016 15:23, newshound wrote:


http://tinyurl.com/jcnev2m



Looks like it might be polyethylene / polypropylene, in which case



I want to stiffen the lid as in needs to support a cyclone unit ....
which is about 320mm tall .. onto which the pipes will attach .. as this
means quite a leverage on the lid wanted to stiffen it.

Anyway did the job yesterday .... made up 2 x plywood collars (like
large polo mints) and sandwiched the lid between these with 5 x M4 bolts
... and put a nice coating of silicone on both wood to plastic faces ...
all pretty stiff now - without being brittle.

Trying to glue wood to polypropylene was not going to be successful.

On 21/11/16 16:45, rick wrote:
On 21/11/2016 15:23, newshound wrote:


http://tinyurl.com/jcnev2m



Looks like it might be polyethylene / polypropylene, in which case



I want to stiffen the lid as in needs to support a cyclone unit ....
which is about 320mm tall .. onto which the pipes will attach .. as this
means quite a leverage on the lid wanted to stiffen it.

Anyway did the job yesterday .... made up 2 x plywood collars (like
large polo mints) and sandwiched the lid between these with 5 x M4 bolts
... and put a nice coating of silicone on both wood to plastic faces ...
all pretty stiff now - without being brittle.

Trying to glue wood to polypropylene was not going to be successful.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/CLEAR-ADHES.../dp/B006U49M3G

You didn't say it was ployprop. That's almost as bad as nylon or polythene



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On 19/11/2016 20:09, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 19/11/16 19:28, rick wrote:


Link messed up - try again: http://tinyurl.com/jcnev2m

Doesn't work either, but then photovomit never does.

Its probably using some sort of spyware /tracking that has caused it to
be in violation of Natural Philopsohers' Internet Rights.


I have checked link it is working OK

Yeah, works fine for me too.

The turnip has ****ed up somehow.

On 21/11/2016 17:51, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 21/11/16 16:45, rick wrote:



Didn't know initially .. had details today
Anyway done now with Silicone