On a whim for extra padding in an online hobby purchase, I decided to pick up some Micro Weld model cement. I had seen it for years at local shops on the Micro Scale products display racks, but never bought or used the stuff. With the current COVID stuff going on, and associated difficulties of getting some supplies due to shortages, I decided that it was time to try it out.

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I have used the JB weld and was very happy with the product. I put 2 equal amounts on a Post-it-note, then THOROUGHLY mix with a toothpick, then depending on the application, I use another toothpick or a round toothpick for delicate edges. Give it the appropriate amount of time to harden, and you should be good to go. Seems to make a very strong bond...I really like it.

And the stuff I use (made for real aircraft) takes 24 hours to cure at room temperature, plus another 16 hours at elevated temps. Stronger than anything a modeler or layman is likely to EVER encounter. But that's why they glue airplanes together with it.

I used Devcon for quite a while, but heard good things about JB, so Ithought I'd try it out. When I moved about 4 years ago, I packed things carefully and the only cars that dropped bumpers etc, were models from long ago that were assembled using tube glue. The rest can be moved around with no problem. So for final assembly, I ALWAYS use JB.

Yes, you can probably glue tiny little nuts to a model with JB and screw something into them, but as mentioned by someone above, if the screw bottoms in the hole, it will simply jack the nut right off the part it's glued to. And if the threads of the nut aren't perfectly clear, it will probably twist off as you try to screw a screw into it.

It offers robust radial and axial clearances, making it suitable for all sizes of pipes from 3 inches (76 mm) in diameter up to unlimited size, including flat plates. This weld head comes in a variety of configurations including AVC Tilt, ID Welding, AVC/OSC Interchange. The Model 15 is often used in nuclear, ship building, petrochemical, and construction industries where exception weld quality is mandated.

And I weld edges before output when using sketchy styles. That has a huge impact on the appearrance of parts with curves. I exploded the curves on a bunch of the parts in the right hand copy of this steam engine.

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Our WS625 Weld Shaver is designed to machine flat surface butt welds flush. We use replaceable carbide inserts installed on a revolving milling type cutter head that has an adjustable height of cut to allow the user to lower the head to a position to remove the base material in a very clean, fast, efficient manner that is much safer than grinding. Our WS625 features a unique PATENTED directional feed cutting method, where the cutter turns in a straight line parallel to the weld bead eliminating the common problem of a face milling type tool that will twist and chatter in a hand operated tool.

In this quick tip, we review the steps to add weld beads to a weldment file. The Weld Bead feature allows you to add the bead and weld symbol to your SOLIDWORKS Ā model and drawing. The Weld Bead feature is a simple graphical representation and will not affect the performance of the model.

Several options for treating welds in numerical models exist. Large deformations make the mechanical analysis more complex and it is possible to use different mesh descriptions, different kinetic and kinematic variables, and constitutive models. The different types of geometric 2D and 3D models and thereby finite elements with their applicability for different accuracy levels are generally used. Most often used material model is the common rate-independent plasticity model based on von Mises yield criterion. Two approaches which are used for welds are described.

The first option of weld model between plates is a direct merge of meshes as shown in Figure 1. The load is transmitted through a force-deformation constrains based on Lagrangian formulation to opposite plate. The connection is called multi-point constraint (MPC) and relates the finite element nodes of one plate edge to another plate. The finite element nodes are not connected directly. The advantage of this approach is the ability to connect meshes with different densities. The constraint allows to model mid-line surface of the connected plates with the offset, which respects the real plate thickness. This type of connection is used for full penetration butt welds.

The load distribution in the weld is derived from the MPC, so the stresses are calculated in the throat section. This is important for the stress distribution in the plate under the weld and for modeling of T-stubs. This model does not respect the stiffness of the weld and the stress distribution is conservative. Stress peaks, which appear at the end of plate edges, in corners and rounding, govern the resistance along the whole length of the weld. To express the weld behavior an improved weld model is applied. A special elastoplastic element is added between the plates. The element respects the weld throat thickness, position and orientation. The equivalent weld solid is inserted with the corresponding weld dimensions as shown in Figure 2. The nonlinear material analysis is applied and elastoplastic behavior in equivalent weld solid is considered. The stress peaks are redistributed along the weld length.

The aim of design weld models is not to capture reality perfectly. Residual stresses or weld shrinkage are neglected. The design weld models are verified for their resistance according to relevant codes. For each code an appropriate design weld model is selected. The resistances of the regular welds, welds to unstiffened flange, long welds, and multi-oriented weld groups were investigated to select parameters of the design weld element.

AISC 360-10, Section J2-4 contains a model for strain compatibility of welds. Longitudinal welds develop the highest strain at fracture, also the peak load resistance is reached at much higher strain than in the case of transverse welds; see Figure 7. If a weld group with both transverse and longitudinal welds is loaded, the transverse welds may fracture before the longitudinal welds reach their maximum capacity. Therefore, it is important to check the strain compatibility of welds if the maximum weld load resistance is estimated in the design.

where w is the weld size andĀ  is the angle between the longitudinal axis of weld element and the direction of the resultant force acting on the element in degrees. The weld deformation is in dependence on the loading angleĀ  and weld size is plotted in Figure 8. Using the throat thickness as a reference dimension of the weld, the model in AISC code has a strain ranging between 7 % for transverse weld and 24 % for longitudinal weld. The CBFEM model uses a constant value of strain 5 % and is therefore safer than the AISC weld model.

Longitudinal welds (loaded in parallel) were tested intensively at University of Stuttgart. All tested welds have relatively large plastic branch although even welds of high strength steel with incompatible welding electrodes were tested. The weld model used in CBFEM is very conservative both in terms of resistance and plastic deformation; see Figure 9 for an example with one welding electrode type.

Transverse welds (loaded perpendicularly) were tested at University of Alberta. Lapped splice and cruciform specimens were tested in various temperatures. The resistance of all tested welds was conservative in all cases compared to both AISC and CSA code and thus also for CBFEM weld model which respects the resistance of welds according to the national codes. The deformation capacity of transverse welds is significantly lower, especially for cruciform welds. Unfortunately, cruciform welds contained only 6 specimens. It is not stated in the report whether used steel had sufficient through-thickness material properties, i.e. value ZRd from EN 1993-1-10. A vast amount of lapped splice joints were tested with variable weld metal classification and manufacturer, base metal steel fabricator, nominal weld size, and test temperature. All tested lapped splice joints had higher deformation capacity than the suggested weld model in CBFEM; see Figure 10.

Multi-oriented weld groups were tested again at University of Alberta (Callele et al., 2005). Welding electrodes E70T-7 (480 MPa nominal tensile strength) with 12 mm and 8 mm (notation a) weld size. Steel grade A572, Gr. 50 was used for base metal. Transverse and longitudinal welds are labeled TL (11 specimens) and transverse and inclined by 45 are labeled TF (8 specimens). The resistance of the weld group is in all cases much larger than analytical solution and CBFEM weld model; see Figure 11. This is caused by higher strength of the weld, larger fracture area, and used safety factor. Nominal weld dimensions and strength were used in the CBFEM model. Deformation at fracture is always very close to the deformation at maximum load. In all cases but one (specimen TF4), CBFEM weld model has lower deformation. ff782bc1db

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