708 How To Weld Plastic A Really Awesome Skill

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  • Опубліковано 21 чер 2024
  • This is one skill I wish I had learned a very long time ago. I think you will really enjoy learning with me on this one.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 16

  • @dottiehildebrand3123
    @dottiehildebrand3123 6 днів тому +1

    Who would have thunk you could weld plastic..Amazing .. When you said you were going to weld plastic I Thought that's a bad idea, it won't hold . I was totally wrong. Nice job Jerry..
    You sure are a smart man.
    God bless
    ❤️🙏🌹

  • @nhansen197
    @nhansen197 5 днів тому +1

    You should always use a fan and a mask when melting plastic.

  • @derekkennedy7346
    @derekkennedy7346 6 днів тому +1

    Pretty genius if you ask me

  • @RGBloke
    @RGBloke 6 днів тому

    plastic welding vids I've seen in the past, use steel wool teased apart as the strengthener and cable ties as the filler

  • @e.scottdaugherty8291
    @e.scottdaugherty8291 6 днів тому

    Hey Jerry, Hope your well. I've been doing this since the 90's when I ran a small engine shop in Emerald Isle NC. My tool is a big Weller soldering gun [D650, that bad boy buzzes when on]. I use coat hanger pulled into a loop, beat flat on the vise as an electrode. Back then all I had was plastic from string trimmers. now I like sacrificing zip ties & the nylon is stronger.
    My trick for plastic welding was gas tanks, shrouds & such [lawn mowers], cause those are expensive and ya can't find `em anymore. It's not perfect, it's serviceable. Provided it don't break same place [not likely] I'll call it a win.

  • @IIImobiusIII
    @IIImobiusIII 6 днів тому +1

    I finally went with that style when I got fed up with covers wearing out. These web style coverings last, breath, and are comfortable. Chair covers are also a good idea. The thing I like the most though is a chair with arms that flip up so I can play guitar in comfort. Guitar throne.

  • @_oBSOLEte_
    @_oBSOLEte_ 6 днів тому

    You could also get polycaprolactone beads for really cheap next time. Their melting point is 60°C so you could shape them with warm water. Less toxic fumes. You can add coal for pigment so they look black.

  • @tonywampler217
    @tonywampler217 6 днів тому

    Have to keep and keep on

  • @kathievoeltz533
    @kathievoeltz533 6 днів тому

    Great repair job Jerry. You can always put a cloth cover over it if it doesn't look good.

  • @nellayema2455
    @nellayema2455 6 днів тому +1

    Nice save!

  • @davidwood351
    @davidwood351 5 днів тому

    What about cutting a couple slots across the break and glue in some
    plugs?

  • @tonywampler217
    @tonywampler217 6 днів тому +1

    I have to do that on small engine
    I do small engine for a very long time it under wampler

  • @hughoconnor9172
    @hughoconnor9172 6 днів тому +1

    Using a fan is a good idea - melted plastic fumes are very unpleasant and probably toxic!

  • @ronaldtodd4819
    @ronaldtodd4819 6 днів тому

    Jerry did you bend the tip or was it bent before you started?

  • @Richard56er
    @Richard56er 5 днів тому

    No one ought to criticise the repair. The fact is, you had a broken useless chair. Even though the repair isn't pretty, the chair is now useable. It ain't gonna be a show piece is it?
    Job well done in my opinion.
    Plastic car bumper repairs have been going on for years, it isn't a new technique. There are even finishing materials primers and paints available to tidy up the repair and make it look original.