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Love from habib public school

Beautiful kitty.

Nicely done video!! Many local hobby shops don't stock RC56, etc., canopy glue anymore. Amazon and Walmart orders go to third party sellers, add cost for shipping and take a week+. Any suggestions for substitute glue for canopies that remains slightly flexible and dries crystal clear ?

Fantastic!

I'm laughing at how playful your cat is. Hahaha!! Silly animal.

A noob question, could you use a a diode behind the resistor to make sure the current does not flow this way even if the transistor fails? Thank you for the video I really was struggling to understand why people used transistor in those circuits!

Sooooo Cute!!!!!!!!

I'm looking for a good plastic glue. I'm practicing artificial nail art. This will NOT be used on humans. What I have is a hard plastic finger. Weird, I know. I'm not sure what this plastic is but it is hard and it is just something to work on. I have tried nail glue, which is basically Super Glue but may have a few added chemical ingredients. Close enough and because the nail glue is safe for human (sage enough and approved by FDA) But the practice finger is just a nonliving model to build skills. OK super glue or nail glue does not adhere a nail tip to it. The nail tip is an acrylic plastic. I need to glue a tip on it to simulate a fingernail. Would model glue be an option?

I'm guessing you used 1x3 boards around the outside of the shelves? Also is the cleat all made from 1x2? Edit: i would love to see the full measurements of the shelf so i can build it myself

This Is Perfect,My X Was A Woods Craftsman So I See What Youve Done Here,Awesome..Im Going To Lowes,lol..Thank You,and God Bless❤️🔭🙏🏻🌏✨

Nice!!! thk u. I've been searching for this big time. Most skip the initial building part

I'm just getting into model building, my first ones don't actually need glue, the Bandai star wars sets, although I have seen them being glued, but if I get into ones that need it would the Tamiya glue cover all bases? I think I'd just stick to that (pun possibly intended) if I can.

Great work and informative

Thinking of starting a little buisness doing these on a supply and fit basis, hope there's a market for kitty lovers in my home town

I e seen a lot of videos, and this is the one to use! Thank you so much for this. We have three cats that will love it!

Shelves

BSI Super-Gold+ (with the black cap as shown in video) is also great for putting in clear parts on models and doesn't seem to fog most clear plastics.

Beautiful kitty getting exercise. Did you build the cat wheel? I sent your video on the floating cat shelves. Going to make them for our kitty’s.

I need a glue strong enough to fix broken metal body die cast

Great design! And wise to overbuild, cats aren’t static weight. Anything moving multiplies the load on whatever. I need these in my living room.

THX Simple and useful

Sir, this is a terrible video. You started out by dismissing the fact that the testers glues do exactly what a Tamiya, etc, do. My biggest beef, is it your all concerned about leaving finger prints on the outside of a barrel. How do you clamped the barrel after cementing the piece, you would’ve had a more even seem, which was exponentially stronger. You would’ve had mild squeeze out, which you could have scraped and buffed for a near flawless rounded surface. Most importantly, you don’t worry about fingerprints when you don’t dump glue all over the outside of your parts.

How do you prevent the brush from picking up paint and then discolouring the rest of the glue in the bottle?

Very comprehensive review & research. Thanks so much for sharing

Pretty high up

What would you recommend for placing items on them without falling to make them also look like regular shelves. I think it would look nice. For example a thin vase attached to the wood or something that looks like decor that is actually a toy for the cat?

10:37 why not glue the joining surface then clap together?

Thanks for this. I am search which is good glue for my Star Trek Starship model kit.

Simple Thank you

I use the Tamiya Ultra Thin for kit making and its also very good for repairing detail parts on model trains. I wouldn't recommend using superglue with glazing although I heard that if the glazing is clear coated first then it shields the plastic from the fumes but I have never tried it myself.

I seen some people use glue on the carpet and I don’t have a staple gun so I might go that route .

Fuck you, stupid human

So you keep cheetah in your house

This was such a nice vid!! Did you ever build those shelves leading all the way to the peak of that wall?

Why you do not also gives measures in centímeters or milimeters?

Why you do not also gives measures in centímeters or milimeters?

I love them!

7 years later , Still amazing ideal, that works for you and your cat ❤️ I’m starting this project soon because I’m planing to adopt and also become a foster soon

Im going to make this. I love how the product tester and the supervisor were helping with the video

this is sick lol

Love

Great video

Great intro and useful regardless of experience. Have you used white (elmers) glue for clear plastic pieces? It was recommended for a large clear plastic dome.

I really like cat shelves

it's also good practice to use gloves as glue finger prints in plastic suck balls and require extra prep. but great video dood found it helpful.

Thanks for the video. When gluing 2 plastic parts that have been painted would you use CA or epoxy or would you clean the paint off the joint area and use the cement type?

Which one gets you high the best?

Excellent review 👍

I like your mat. Can you let me know where you got it? I’ve seen others like it but I like yours. Thanks.