cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ohaa.xyz/post/1042121
this post was submitted on 30 Nov 2023
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Looks great! Forgive me for sleuthing, but I tried to obtain more info about the glue shown in your picture, as I have never heard of that particular brand. From what I understand, it's a solvent-based glue that melts plastic parts together. They claim it works with ABS, which I can readily believe, but what's your experience with PLA, ASA or other materials? I'm wondering if the solvent does in fact melt those materials (and PMMA).
Btw. I assume it's "Ruderer L530", based on what I could see of it.
dont know about the melting part but it works really well. Best glue ive ever used with pla
Can tell you once I get home