>The top ten reasons NOT to epoxy bridges to soundboard are: > > 1. > 2. > 3. > 4. > 5. > 6. > 7. > 8. > 9. >10. > >Those are the reasons I can think of. Say you what? > >Terry Farrell You might want to invest in a bottle of Titebond and have it sitting around on your bench for when the urge to mix epoxy strikes. It's non toxic, washes off your hands with water, doesn't have the vicious affinity for hair and eyebrows that epoxy does, and has a bond strength exceeding the integrity of the materials you'll be gluing together in this case. It has good initial tack characteristics, and won't let parts happily slither around anywhere they wish to go until it eventually hardens, like epoxy will. It mostly washes out of your shop rags, even the ones you're wearing - unless you're using Titebond II, in which case I can't help you. In short, a fly swatted with a magazine will be just as dead as one swatted with a battleship. Ron N
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