Don't Use Threadlockers with Plastics

[@anyalpine]

Thanks for the thorough follow up. I would recommend pinning a comment on the other video with a reference to this video to help reduce the spread of Loc-tite myths.

[@Chris-ut6eq]

Thank you for following up on this. The design guide linked above is a great resource.

[@diredesire]

Fascinating stuff, I knew you could glue/melt PC with acetone, but it's eye opening to see the fracturing under stress. Thanks for putting in the legwork and sharing your learning afterwards.

[@lessard2020]

I crashed my drone a few years back and bought a shell to repair it. I used locktight on all bolts because when I had disassembled it, it was used on the bolts. Yeah it ate thru my new shell/frame, I had to through it out. I bought a new one again no lock tight was used that time. Still flying to this day, what a scary experience when your new drone body falls apart 10 minutes after you just bolted it together again. Now my only thought is ''lock tight bad on plastic'' never again, thanks for video, cheers!

[@therealphantomdubs]

We ran into this problem at a company I used to work for. Loctite makes a version called black max that we determined was safe for polycarbonate.

[@tinkering123]

Good video. I experiment with all mediums. Plastics is my latest. Thanks

[@jakubruzicka1686]

Hi there, great video. Can you share the source ? I cannot find it in new redesigned youtube :/

[@teppohovattala5171]

Thanks. I will use my favorite threadlocker, tar!

[@ck2503]

Also do not put super glue in your eyes. Thanks for the tip Captain Obvious!

[@projectofscience]

You bet! Thanks for watching!