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Originally Posted by Mad Honk
Miele Man,
The epoxies I am using have a shear strength of 2800 psi, and need only fit into the joint about an inch down. 2 inches would be overkill, but then extra strong bond. To break the epoxy bond you will need to apply a heat above $350*f and use some twisting pressure, while lifting the post out. Smiles, MH
Heya, Mad Honk! Just a hint I've found useful. Holding down Alt and typing 0176 on the numeric keypad gets you the magic degree circle: °
And I agree that epoxy should hold a seatpost. IF the glue layer is reasonably thin, which we've discussed before and I think you had some extensive experience with in making golf clubs, right?
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