Bill, Someone on the list suggested disposable aplicators from the hobby shop, and I found that to be very helpful. Cheap, controlable, and throw-away. I found some with various size nozzles. Good luck, Guy At 03:26 AM 1/27/99 -0500, you wrote: >I have a question about how to apply CA glue to pinblocks. > >On the block I did in a grand, I had a heck of a time keeping drops from >spilling onto the face of the plate. I was using a triangular squeeze bottle >of CA, with a longish thin tip, but the stuff ran out like acetone (very low >viscosity) when tilted and was making a mess. It was too uncontrolled. The >stuff went off so fast that I didn't think a regular syringe would work. When >I tried one the plunger would glue shut. > >If anyone has found a way that works real well, and is easily controlled, I >would appreciate knowing what it is. > > >Bill Simon >Phoenix >
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