flight4
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I know about glue rivets, and I use them. What about glue shear pins? Anyone ever try that?
I'm thinking Elmers white glue, the polymer stuff. Assuming the moving surfaces have been treated to reduce porosity, ie CA or epoxy, the glue will basically just be a polymer plug in the hole.
Probably tough enough to help against drag separation, and to help keep that loose nose cone from falling out. Yet when the charge goes off it will give way easily.
Of course we're talking about mid power and the lower end of high power. Not the extreme stuff.
Any thoughts?
I'm thinking Elmers white glue, the polymer stuff. Assuming the moving surfaces have been treated to reduce porosity, ie CA or epoxy, the glue will basically just be a polymer plug in the hole.
Probably tough enough to help against drag separation, and to help keep that loose nose cone from falling out. Yet when the charge goes off it will give way easily.
Of course we're talking about mid power and the lower end of high power. Not the extreme stuff.
Any thoughts?