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Epoxy recommendation for coil ear fix

Dirt Duke said:
Gigmaster posted a great video on fixing the coil ears on a Nox. I did this repair over a year ago and it's still holding up 100%. Be sure to use the ABS plastic and the Gorilla 2 tube epoxy shown in the video. Use sandpaper to rough up all mating surfaces before gluing & clamping. Use needle files to contour the ABS plastic edges to fit against the coil before gluing. The Gorilla epoxy is made for ABS plastic. The coil is ABS.
I tried one of those 3D printed stiffeners and my coil ears broke while it was attached.,so much for that idea. Do the Gigmaster fix and be done.
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I glued mine before it ever broke thats the smart thing to do ..
Mark
 
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