Forget the Baking Soda! The Most Effective and Robust Adhesive I Have Ever Seen

[@Kuiperbelt-2]

Все просто.Порошок углерода выступает наполнителем и замедлителем.Но так как показано не делается.Внутрь горки соды клей попасть не успевает застывая ,Если уж толстый ,то постепенно накладывая слои.Так что сравнение двух горок не корректно.Явно виден недопропит одной горки.

[@TheRandomVaper]

The amount of stuff I have been able to easily fix after first seeing this video is crazy. There's been times where I would have literally had to throw qeuipment out because small inexpensive parts broke and it was impossible to find replacements anywhere. This trick works wonders on a lot of things.

[@thhomasmarks]

That is so good to hear I am please, I have a couple things made of plastic that's snapped up a couple of pieces of equipment I assume that was totally out of luck. I just bought some super glue and I'm filing down some graphite right now I'll tell you how it works out

[@thhomasmarks]

@@annarock8966 oh my.... i assume it'd probably perform better w/o any adulterations, what is your souce plz?

[@petejones6827]

fixed my headphones this way 150 dollar headphones i use at home alone my kiddo kicked them off my head and i really dont want to pay for new ones when they technically sork just fine still so i filled in the voids and built it up around the two pieces and then electrical tape over the top as a way to cinch it together since its elastic tightening ability for a tape is really good

[@Bilikaful]

Eu também gostei. Espetacular

[@farhanabe1181]

After watching your video, I repair my broken plastic luggage. Before, I was only using a super glue and it was still cracked. Thank you so much. Your idea helps me a lot, I don't have to buy a new luggage. 😊👍

[@timgthatsit6756]

Maybe if you weren't so Rough on your shit it might last longer . . . 😂 (that's a joke)

[@Jabalpur-88]

Вектор сил при разломе линейки был смещен в сторону соды, не удивительно, что это соединение сломалось первым. Надо самому проверить. Похоже на надувательстство.

[@Shkur777]

Да тесты оставляют желать лучшего. Кликбейт. Кстати если проверите, дайте ссыль посмотреть.

[@KitBig_44]

Мне тоже скиньте ссыль)

[@MaxGR13]

@рамз масаев пищевая сода

[@ВЕЧНЫЙОТОРТЕН]

один хрень придумал а другие повторяют.лучше уж какой нибудь кирпичной пылью присыпать.

[@almotik8514]

Ещё вместо соды можно попробовать Церезит (цемент), крахмал, также можно попробовать добавлять в смесь порошок алюминия или стали.

[@armandinamontanez9545]

Try with volcanic ash, the result gives a refractory qualitative characteristic, I use it for insulation in soldering irons and pyrographs, because it lacks conductivity.I am not minimizing your formula, it is simply that it seems "super" conductive to me due to the natural properties of graphene, I use it to repair control panels, generally of my ovens.

[@CoolKoon]

I REALLY don't recommend using ANY kind of superglue composite for "insulation in soldering irons" or other "refractory" uses. Cyanoacrylate fumes are outright nasty and no amount of reinforcement is gonna prevent that, not even volcanic ash.

[@taz-ulhaq]

@@CoolKoon thank you for this important safety tip that I wish I could up-vote to the top of the comments. Not my place to re-post, as it is your knowledge providing this cautionary wisdom. Glad I read far enough to learn this from you and would only want the same from the rest of our people here.

[@markvincent8991]

just popping out to vesuvius right now

[@fredrikkittilsen]

Where do I get volcanic ash?

[@peterhoareartist]

Truly incredibe! For information, lead in pencils is normally graded number first, letter second eg 6H (not H6!). Mid-range, everyday grade is HB. As an occasional artist I have very soft lead pencils of 9B, the softer ‘B’ range used more extensively by artists than the harder ‘H’ range.

[@pmshah1946]

We engineers only used the H grade - hard - for our drawings. Of course that was in the times long before computers. We depended on T - Squares and triangular rulers. 😉😉😉😉

[@duanevigue1603]

One major difference: It was just DRIPPED onto the baking soda. The nozzle was pushed INTO the graphite. The center of he baking soda wasnt saturated in the same fashion. Also, the drill is most definitely in reverse when drilling the graphite.

[@ЮрийХальков-у1з]

УМНИЧКА!☝️😉💯💯💯

[@JetFire9]

True. This is a biased video that is fake news.

[@leonardobarbosa8239]

putting the video at a speed of 0.25 you can see that the stick is turning in the direction of taking the waste to the top of the tool, so it seems that the direction of rotation was correct in the graphite. I suspect that fraffite, because it has carbon, facilitates covalent chemical bonds and would be stronger because of the bonding chemistry and not because of the hardness of the graphite powder. Someone gave a tip about crushing fiberglass wool and it could be that I got a lot stronger even if I mixed it because the glass powder is very hard

[@picasso7232]

you saved me time, am about to say same thing , thank u . the most stupid person who think he is the smartest.

[@officialkw77]

Well given a timelapse with framerate, the drill bit may give the illusion on directional change. (But yea, he may have ran the drill backwards) I wouldn't know, haven't tested them yet. I look forward to it . .

[@nautilusVII]

Qué buen aporte, se agradece mucho en el quehacer diario. Saludos desde Veracruz México 🇲🇽

[@josefamarin776]

Muchas gracias por su información, pués la misma le falta al vídeo

[@josefamarin776]

Me olvidé de saludarle desde España (Andalucía) 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸

[@elartista1467]

Oie amigo...¿Que es el polvo blanco?

[@fernandozotta402]

Impresionante yo arregle mis sillas de plástico del jardín con este sistema es súper efectivo,un abrazo grande saludos desde mar del plata 🇦🇷.

[@psdaengr911]

Pencil "lead" is graphite and clay. The hardness number of a pencil lead increases as the clay content diminishes. A #2 is the highest graphic content generally available. in a writing pencil, but corresponds to H, the middle of the scale for hardness and was the softest that was used for mechanical drafting.

[@uwepolifka4583]

Is it the graphite or is it the clay from the pencil what makes the mixture hard?

[@ИгорьЛоза-й4о]

В былые годы, в СССР, самый мягкий "простой" карандаш, обозначался М - 2М

[@9sec93lx]

I thought the HB was the softest one.

[@Shkur777]

@@ИгорьЛоза-й4о можете объяснить чё он смешал с графитом? Соду?

[@kasiopea3436]

no explica que componentes usa además del grafito ke es evidente

[@werty2492]

De todas maneras el bicarbonato de sodio o beiking soda, por ser de color blanco es de gran ayuda, lo importante es aplicar una capa muy delgada de Bicarbonato o Beiking Soda a las dos partes a unir y después con mucho cuidado y rápidez, aplicar el pegante.

[@REBTEC]

можно попробовать использовать вместо графита активированный уголь. У него, если не ошибаюсь, удельная площадь поверхности больше, чем у графита, за счет чего соединение должно быть более прочным. Сама по себе прочность графита тут, думаю, не играет роли, так как это комозит, а не монолитный кусок

[@АндрейАндрей-х1ф5ы]

Согласен, выводы автора ролика, сомнительны.

[@GreenArrow749-f9o]

И ещё, графит токопроводный и использовать такой клей нужно осторожно, с точки зрения, электробезопасности.

[@REBTEC]

@@GreenArrow749-f9o ну, это стоит учитывать лишь в конструкциях, имеющих электронику в месте склеивания. Хотя сопротивление подобной склейки может быть весьма разным, возможно из-за клея сам композит вообще не будет токопроводящим.

[@Виктрмороз]

@@GreenArrow749-f9o А тонер от картриджей подойдёт?

[@ЮрийКазённов-у9ю]

А все таки, какой клей, (жидкость) применять? Очень интересно, мне один товарищ посоветовал и я заклеил пластиковый нагревательный прибор. Спасибо!

[@josephnezgraba3985]

Looks very much impressive, however the pencil graphite contains some sort of mineral oil, which might compromise the adhesive strength. I would recommend to use laser printer toner powder instead. The mixture will also be magnetic.

[@thhomasmarks]

I respecfully disagree -pease watch entire video, there is a super glue graphite hack video where are he made a wrench and tightened a loose bolt‐ Amazing

[@bettyswallocks6411]

@@thhomasmarks The result isn’t magnetic. Dependent on the % graphite content, the result will be conductive to a varying degree. The conductivity of graphite in epoxy, rather than with cyanoacrylate, is a property that is exploited for some uses.

[@dli-cashare5942]

Laser printer toner worth more than gold

[@thhomasmarks]

What are your results, have you tried it??

[@thhomasmarks]

@@bettyswallocks6411

[@DIYTechTrends]

Super glue, 🎉🎉🎉

[@Радиодлявсех]

А ничего, что графитовую смесь полностью пропитали , а другую лишь по краям и немного по средине ?

[@vijakleina3379]

А что за клей использовал..?

[@askatsmersh6775]

@@vijakleina3379 обычный супер клей

[@sparky7915]

Excellent video! This is the first video I have seen where pencil lead is used with super glue. For when I need a very strong union I will use pencil lead. What if you want a very strong connection? Consider using a screen that overlaps the break on each side. Put some pencil lead on the screen and add a few drops of superglue. This keeps the patch smooth. Now you have a very strong connection. Cheers!

[@ftswarbill]

*In fairness you did apply most of the stress on the Baking Soda only side. I'm sure the graphite is amazing but fair is fair.* 🤔

[@mrebholz]

He also added backing soda to the graphite

[@ftswarbill]

@@mrebholz *Yes I know, I watched the video.*

[@uppitywhiteman6797]

Not a very scientific experiment. The control needed to be pure glue. On the individual and identical cut, separate pieces of plastic and be careful to exert the same kind and amount of pressure. The graphite seems stronger and certainly worth the experiment.

[@JtsTubes]

Was thinking the same thing.

[@samuelhepburn2636]

Does any of these works on fiberglass, and if so which is best ,I would like to join a broken fiberglass bumper, thanks in advance

[@brrjohnson8131]

Baking soda & superglue worked as a temporary thumbnail. Replaced twice a week for 6 weeks, while a new nail grew in.

[@454cassul9]

Amazing, I did exactly the same in the summer of 2021. 😆👍 I know the trick w/baking soda as I like to model airplanes, it is good for filling gaps or used as putty.

[@luislast6113]

Hope you're not in the habit of biting your fingernails!

[@Top-Jimmy]

It makes sense! LED pencils do not have any led, They are made with GRAPHITE. Graphite is extremely strong. A big thumbs up for this video. Thanks man! 👍

[@luislast6113]

It's LEAD pencil, not LED pencil. Even though there's no lead (or L.E.D.)

[@Top-Jimmy]

​@@luislast6113Look out!! Grammar Cops!!

[@noonewn]

⁠It's not lead either. It's GRAPHITE.

[@luislast6113]

@@noonewn If you want to be correct, be completely correct. It is actually graphite mixed with clay. However, It is commonly, and acceptably, if erroneously, called lead. In point of fact, "lead" is actually just an abbreviation: the full, correct name is "pencil lead." If it makes you feel better, there are scores of names for objects that have little to no relation to the things they are named for. This is usually called a misnomer. Compare the terms starfish (neither star nor fish), jellyfish (neither), cuttlefish, butterfly (flies, but is dairy free), ladybug (technically not a big, may be of either sex, have no peerage rank), firefly (no combustion), strawberry (no dried grass), tin foil (not tin), whale shark/killer whale/orca (none are whales), tiger shark (no relation to any feline), bearcat (not a bear, barely a cat), electric eel (actually a fish), red panda (no relation), King Cobra (doubtful royalty, not a cobra), mountain goat (neither as big as a mountain, nor technically a goat), honey badger (not made of honey, not a badger), mantis shrimp (neither), American Buffalo (citizenship is arguable, species is incorrect), flying squirrel (glides, has no wings), flying lemur (neither) Maned Wolf (maned, but no genetic connection to any canines), Horned Toad (not a toad, not even a frog), Koala Bear (not a bear), Mountain Chicken (a frog!). Among others. The origin of the usage is historical. The pencil dates back to ancient Rome, when it was a rod made of lead. The word pencil comes from the Latin penicillium (interesting original meaning--look it up!). However, graphite's use dates much, much later, to its discovery in the mid-sixteenth century. At the time, many thought it looked and acted a lot like lead, so it was called plumbago (from plumbus, the Latin for lead) or "black lead." The association has stuck since. Roughly 5 generations later, during the Napoleonic Wars, France was cut off from high quality English graphite. Under order from Napoleon, engineer Nicholas Jacques Conté developed a method to combine low quality graphite with clay, baking the product. This is still the basic procedure used today. (Note: there is an interesting connection between Henry David Thoreau and the pencil--look it up!)

[@justcurious3525]

I love these videos with no audio to explain details and a thumbs up at the end. Powdered graphite is readily available at the hardware store so what's the deal here? An emergency fix when you have a pencil and can't run to the store? Maybe a onetime fix and you don't want to buy a bottle of graphite? And, as others have asked, what else was mixed with the graphite? A thumbs up shows that you achieved what you want, but more details please. Otherwise, I suspect all you achieved was to show YT how smart you are.

[@pattiannepascual]

I need to know what he mixed with the graphite too or video is useless. a lot of videos do this, or leave the ingredient up for a second instead of just leaving it there until the next ingredient. It's so aggravating, I unsubscribed from a bunch of repair, cooking and craft videos. The only reasons I can think of why he used a pencil, it was an emergency repair and store was closed, or they live in a poor country where they can barely afford food so can't buy graphite powder. The way America is going, that will be us soon too.

[@captainamazing1356]

He mixed baking soda with the graphite

[@gladysmongelos9085]

Tal cual, le diste a la justa, 3:20 perdido al divino botón

[@ongbonga9025]

@@captainamazing1356 Not quite, baking soda is sodium bicarbonate, he was using calcium carbonate. Similar compounds though and serving the same chemical purpose.

[@CarlosSilva-gc8ny]

JustCurious, don't suck, if you didn't realize what the graphite was mixed with then you should change nick because you have nothing curious about it.😬😬😬

[@CerduRex]

Cool, it would be harder with only graphite, one guy said that it takes a little longer to dry, still not much, being a good thing in x tasks. I have used many times epoxy and sometimes the bond is very weak.

[@dennisbauer3315]

It is so great, not to have to throw things out, but to repair them. Thank you.

[@elainelily9910]

Rock polishers use superglue to fill cracks in rocks (the prettiest rocks have flaws). Inused to buy expensive spray hardener but then I learned the baking soda trick. Works just as good plus so cheap it is almost free. Also works on broken fingernails

[@yatatana8552]

exothermic reaction. don't burn your finger

[@thhomasmarks]

Super handy

[@mwh369]

@@yatatana8552 I have burned my fingers eight times and can attest to the incredible heat produced by this reaction.

[@LucaNoire]

Impressive.. Although, it's probably best to use this method on a repair one can't see. Seeing as it can't be chiseled or sanded. Still, great educational DIY video.

[@jesusvazquez8444]

Hola, grafito + bicarbonato Con cianocrilato...excelente Altamente recomendable para aeromodelismo Gracias x compartir

[@AmazingSmart-ngth]

Hello, you are very smart. I like people who use their ingenuity to help others😊

[@AngelRamos-sf6oi]

¿Cuáles son las sustancias?

[@YESIAM-ov6tc]

Շատ լավ միտք էր ՜ ։ Ես անպայման դա կօգտագործեմ , շատ պետք կգա։ Մենք հայերս շատ ենք սիրում խոհեմ մտքերը և խոհեմ արարքները ։ Շնորհակալություն հեղինակին ՜՜՜։👍🙌👏

[@hugomazariegos7406]

Amigo, lo felicito por compartir sus conocimientos y por la demostración tan evidente del pegamento, me encantó!!!... 👍👍

[@ljubomirculibrk4097]

Backing soda is good catalist and filer, but carbon black can work in smaler amounts. Its easiest made by cooling a flame of parafin candle whit metal plate or a spoon. It reacts as fast as baking soda but in smaler amount needed.

[@nowonmetube]

You mean to use the black powder that forms on the spoon when you hold it over a flame? I've seen a video where a guy used ash, cigarette ash to be exact, and it works.

[@idesederhana]

Ini ilmu baru yang baru saja saya dapat, terimakasih ilmunya, sehat dan sukses selalu 👍

[@robyblues5319]

Mille grazie per il tuo utilissimo suggerimento!!!!!!!!!

[@SamiElwan]

How to keep the glue bottle out of dry? Thanks

[@gabipaduraru2004]

Cianoacrilate is hadening in contact with water from atmosphere. You can keep it using a syringe needle or using a thin dispenser or, better use 1 ml Superglue tubes.

[@SamiElwan]

If the glue dried inside the syringe needle, what should I do? Thanks a lot

[@gabipaduraru2004]

@@SamiElwan Replace the needle with a new one

[@OK-kn9cn]

@@SamiElwan when the glue hardens in the tip of the needle, I use matches or a lighter to heat up the needle. Glue I store in the refrigerator in a bag that closes.

[@nonshatter7]

This is good. You could go further and expose each method to a weight test by bonding each powder/glue to a screw on a board and see which one carries most weight.

[@pablopicasso5741]

Очень интересно!!! Успехов во всех начинаниях вам!!!

[@cingizyargun6626]

Белый смес что было?

[@yuris6125]

​@@cingizyargun6626 пищевая сода обычная.

[@ausfan100]

Far simpler to get yourself a bottle of graphite powder available from any hardware store or auto parts outlet. The only disadvantage I can see in using graphite powder instead of baking soda is the resulting BLACK colour of the adhesive which may de unsightly on some jobs. I've heard somewhere else that using fine metal dust is even stronger than the graphite.

[@blancodelaney9917]

But is the clay in the pencil lead beneficial due to some type of added bondage?

[@Frendh]

@@blancodelaney9917 Pencil lead is usually graphite. Not sure what the graphite/clay ratio is in pencil lead. But graphite has much better tensile strength than clay. So graphite powder is most likely much better. Adding an aggregate to super glue will decrease the "bondage". It becomes less adhesive. But the superglue becomes a better building material when you add graphite.

[@tiagodagostini]

@@FrendhDepend on the grade of the graphite. 12B is in theory pure graphite.. 12 H is pure clay. HB is more or less 50-50

[@cfalletta7220]

I’m so glad I found your videos makes me think I can repair anything with super glue now

[@cinibar]

A Rockwell test would really show the hardness difference between the two. Would be interesting to see the numbers.

[@ErtsenPlayGames]

its ....hard , almost like carbonfibre this type of glue is used in composites for at least 40years or more earlier mostly made using epoxy with graphite powder super strong cure time for cyanoacrylate with graphite powder depend only of moisture content in graphite , more moisture faster cure time for medium cyanoacrylate and super dry graphite it can cure for hours ...but when it get to room moisture...it will cure in 3-5mins

[@NortelGeek]

Would love to see the data.

[@jenniferrose5805]

What's a Rockwell test?

[@RightOne1]

@@jenniferrose5805I think it's something like digging a well in a rocky terrain.

[@jenniferrose5805]

But it's possible right? Just trying to glue it all together.. lol...jk! Thanks for the response! Have a beautiful day everyone!

[@NortelGeek]

Isn't it strange that graphite is not only an effective component in adhesion, but is also a very efficient lubricant at the same time?

[@Eduardo_Espinoza]

Same

[@girottos]

Actually it get even stranger when you think that graphite is basically the same 'ingredients' there are on diamonds.

[@elenashemetova301]

@@girottos авжеж

[@bobsmith6079]

@KeyStroke no because when you think of the structure of graphite it's made of large flat sheets of hexagonal carbon lattices which would lubricate between sliding surfaces or be bound tightly by an adhesive just like a carbon fiber tennis racquet both properties are enhanced by its molecular structure.

[@my2cents945]

@@girottos are you sure about that? I thought diamonds were mostly carbon. similar to coal.

[@malsoonsakit4786]

I'm grateful to your Instructable. Can we use locks lubricating graphite instead of shaving pencil and batteries parts?

[@СветланаРоманов-ц3э]

No.

[@1diotwithideas]

@@СветланаРоманов-ц3э why

[@2bingtim]

I used lubricating grahite powder & it's worked fine.

[@FXJerzy]

Gdzie kupujesz super klej w tych buteleczkach?

[@divniyhram.]

Мы на пороге великого открытия! Вот как алхимики делали искуственные чёрные алмазы🎉. Секрет прост: графит+сода+супер клей=чёрный алмаз.

[@mjjohnson6302]

Wondering why you didn't just use graphite powder rather than grind it up from pencils? I also wonder if the greater resistance to drilling and sawing is because of the lubricating effects of the graphite. Thanks for posting.

[@carlosmejia5728]

How about he didn't have any graphite powder available as an answer...

[@REBTEC]

по поводу смазачного эффекта тоже задумался, возможно сверло скользит просто

[@maxjohnson1758]

@@carlosmejia5728 OK, who seriously doesn't have graphite powder... ? 😆

[@REBTEC]

@@carlosmejia5728 у каждого уважаемого человека в доме должно быть хотя-бы пару центнеров графитового порошка 😏

[@zaidafermin3853]

Gracias por la idea muy útil. Sugiero también traduzcan al español. Gracias. ¿Que liquido se usó?

[@gracesikhakhane1468]

Thank you I thought only baking soda but with this pencil powder you have made my day ran out of soda BIG UP God bless life saver

[@tanguyvandaele9390]

Its grafiet

[@excalibur7969]

Prueba con grafito que se utiliza para lubricar cerraduras ya viene en polvo

[@joaquindelafuente8436]

En dónde lo consigo? Gracias

[@excalibur7969]

@@joaquindelafuente8436 en las ferreterías se vende como lubricante de cerraduras viene en frasquitos plasticos

[@Aza5507]

Соду специально нетпропитал.думая что смотрят мягко сказать не внимательные люди😂😂😂

[@frankvaldes8972]

He encontrado el mejor tutorial Qué es señal algo sustancioso tengo que felicitarte enormemente Qué bien qué bien sigue transmitiendo tus conocimientos y te lo vamos a agradecer inmensamente muchas de las personas en el mundo entero felicitaciones eres una persona especialmente inteligente

[@kentneumann5209]

Watching these ideas, and reading the comments, it makes me want to experiment using various powdered, shredded materials with super glue.

[@СергейТоропов-п7п]

Попробуй с алюминиевой пудрой

[@blackwingvisuals5017]

Its even better with iron filings !

[@ctwasus2738]

Can I use charcoal powder instead of graphite?

[@KamDrone]

Thank you so much 🙏🏻. Can I use Bicarbonate instead of Carbonate !!

[@allaefremova7675]

Уррраааа! Эврика! Вот это мощь! Благодарствую, успеха в изысканиях!

[@ВасилийДемьянов-р9и]

А если б соду пропитать клеем полностью? Может, прочность была бы " на уровне"????

[@КирБулычёв-э6у]

100%

[@Shkur777]

Да у него и тесты на разлом тоже так себе

[@KathrynLiz1]

Powdered bakelite plastic works amazingly well too... the result is hard and durable with amazing adhesion to metals...

[@einfelder8262]

And carcinogenic because it's full of asbestos. Only a fool would risk using it powdered.

[@Steve-ht5yi]

be careful. Lots of bakelite contains asbestos. Powder will get in your lungs. mesothelioma.

[@rilosvideos877]

What about pure charcoal powder instead of graphite? Would it even be better or less strong? What exactly does the natron (NaHCO3) do in the process? Does it react with the glue? Probably not with the graphite/charcoal. NaHCO3 is known as cleaning powder, baking soda etc. and tends to produce CO2 gas - so it would make the glue more foamy - not what you want...

[@mucana_art]

Great video, great channel thank you very much for sharing your knowledge

[@cristinalacava2287]

Hola cual es el súper pegamento que mezcla con carbonato y luego con grafito ? Gracias

[@ГафизИскаков]

505 суперкдей

[@abbyhoffman3867]

KOL4 LOC4

[@OK-kn9cn]

Соду надо тоже измельчить и высушить. На суперклей надеваю носик от иглы шприца, когда клей застывает в носике, это можно исправить: поджечь спичкой или зажигалкой иглу. Суперклей храню в пакете, что закрывается и в холодильнике.

[@vocal1]

А я суперклей храню в банке с силикагелем, в несколько раз дольше храниться чем без силикагеля, рекомендую. Храниться очень долго, и в любой момент у меня всегда есть клей, даже через несколько месяцев после открытия тюбика.

[@Shkur777]

Про силикагель не задумывался. Спасибо за совет. Я тоже а храню в холодильнике с иголкой от шприца. Про нагрев не знал. Спасибо.

[@hughkennedy2999]

How long does it take to cure with the mixture you are using?

[@zapa1pnt]

Cyanoacrylate (super glue) cures very quickly. For thick applications, it is best to layer it.

[@elainelily9910]

No matter how you how you slice it, you are still using baking soda as the hardener. It neutralizes the CA

[@RobBob555]

Uhh no..he isn't I don't think you watched properly 🙄

[@lariyo9122]

I forgot to add the baking soda yo the shavings and glued a piece of plastic using the shavings only. ... .... Only time will tell if it holds.

[@gristlevonraben]

the graphite in most pencils is supposed to come as a graphite clay mixture. But really cool to know, thank you for showing this.

[@kathleenstoin671]

The darker artists pencils have less clay. Also, graphite powder can be purchased. It's not necessary to take pencils apart and grind down the graphite. Art supply stores carry it, and it's also available online.

[@gristlevonraben]

@@kathleenstoin671 very cool to know, thank you.

[@SteveMacSticky]

graphite really strengthens the mix

[@patricktoulze1274]

Pretty cool trick! - Graphite Win!

[@pixelsonia]

Man. I just repaired my mini 2 arme with this mix. Thank u so much. I will leave your link in my video. 🙏🏻

[@octaviogajardo1577]

Excelente video un abrazo desde Chile 🇨🇱

[@NasaInventions20]

VIDEO SHOW HERE. CLIP YOU DID VERY GOOD. THANK YOU AND WISH YOU A LOT OF SUCCESS AND GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS

[@СергейВикторович-ф5г]

Вместо стержня карандаша возможно можно использовать активированный уголь или пепел (*зола хотел сказать) (просеянный).

[@abbyhoffman3867]

YO PREFIERO USAR CENIZA A ROMPER UN LÁPIZ. GRACIAS 🇲🇽👍

[@GALL61]

@@abbyhoffman3867 почему? 😳 Карандаш жалко?

[@illen6021]

@@abbyhoffman3867 me puedes decir cuáles son los 3 ingredientes que usa, Gracias

[@vivianaliw8365]

@@illen6021 yo también quiero sabrr cual es el componente líquido. Gracias.

[@yuris6125]

​@@vivianaliw8365суперклей (цианакрилат).

[@pedrooscarbarreyro332]

Que buen dato, muchas gracias, exelente.

[@Makolfive]

Проблема только в том, что цианоакрилат высоких температур боится. А так конечно пять баллов!

[@ЙоктельМоктель]

Проблема в том, что автор мошенничает, кондом.

[@thetwogardens6048]

good to have this knowledge for the Future repair !

[@mrebholz]

This is why people collect so many IKEA pencils.

[@real3125]

You might be right 🤣👍🏻

[@danielguzman5228]

Puede ser con un poco de carbón también?

[@TheOmega07990]

En el momento es muy efectivo no le afecta algunos daños que le produce ahora viene lo más importante apliquele calor durante un tiempo por periodos si este no se rompe cuartea o agrieta felicidades tienes un excelente producto pero si sufre daño no es ideal para el trabajo que se busca

[@alexrossi6235]

Hace algún tiempo reparé un buje de goma de una turbina de aire acondicionado. Esa reparación la hice pega loca y bicarbonato, quedó perfecta y dura. Después de seis meses de uso se dañó, verifico la pega y está como granito de azúcar,toda desmoronada. En fin. No soporto las bajas temperaturas o los cambios bruscos de temperatura.... Terminé reparando el buje con Silicon automotriz de alta temperatura. .

[@AviArt77789]

That's a nice lifehack)) Also, it is a good idea to create some parts, made of this polymer

[@jdsnaps3167]

A 3D printer using CA, graphite, baking soda, etc., instead of plastic floss, could make parts that are ready to use/on demand, rather than printing plastic models that need to then be remade with more durable materials. That'd be cool...

[@hoefkensj]

and for plastics, if you can get a little piece of spare plastic of the same kind small ribbon cut away from the side or another identical piece , try soldering it , using the extra piece as solder ofc.

[@brianwall9592]

Depends upon the type of plastic; some don't melt well, just get soft and deform... and even (further) separate/shrink when heated. (happened to me last week, sigh. That's why I'm here, looking up other methods to "repair my repair", lol, D'oh...)

[@drw3291945]

@@brianwall9592 I have repaired several car batteries with strips of the plastic coffee can lids and electric soldering gun. One slid over into the alt. fan. successful for me.

[@christians.8658]

Does charcoal works too? Maybe better?

[@ianlowery6014]

Graphite consists of sheets of graphene, which is one carbon atom thick. The carbon atoms are arranged in hexagons which means that each carbon atom has only 3 bonds, when it needs 4. The remaining bond is shared around the ring and to adjacent rings. This makes graphene VERY strong. Charcoal is not so bonded and is not nearly as strong.

[@albertojuanrosset]

bien por la info... pero si querés podes comprar grafito en polvo que se usa en cerrajerías

[@ArmandoHerreram]

También se puede utilizar el electrodo de carbón de una pila.

[@jabm_0791]

Muy buena opción, por si la primera no funciona. Estaría bien indicar las medidas.

[@qanikadriu7232]

Ju lutem shumë komentet mi dërgoni në gjuhën shqipe se vetëm këtë gjuhë di unë,respekte.

[@СергейУкраинцев-б1ф]

Ролик достойный но Отдельно порадовал музыкой... Спокойной и не напряжной,..🤗👍

[@timhofstetter5654]

Ya know what makes it really strong? Add some glass fiber from fiberglass batting or mesh. Forget your baking soda, forget your graphite.

[@nangithia]

Nailed it! I used that trick to repair a cracked laptop. Worked like a charm!

[@ПавелСоколов-с3й]

Но не всегда стекловолокно под рукой находится...

[@haidafella8651]

@@ПавелСоколов-с3й probably get to your glass fibre before the time it takes to dissect and grind down a pencil

[@jpdemer5]

The "graphite" in a pencil is a mixture of clay and graphite. Graphite is soft and slippery - it's the clay that's doing all the work here (as it does in the pencil.) If you're doing a lot of work with superglue, just buy a few ounces of clay powder and save yourself the mess and trouble. (Maybe do this if you need a black material.)

[@richardallison8745]

I wonder how carbon would compare with aluminum powder. I think grain size is important because the finer, the more surface area for the glue to bind. I think baby powder might be interesting to try. I used to work in a lab in a refractory company and better yet pulverized alumina with carbon or silicon carbide.

[@gatblau1]

I use talc and super glue all the time to fill gaps in plastics. It works great.

[@nowonmetube]

And I wonder compared to concrete and cement powder

[@nowonmetube]

They did this already kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYm8gaF-hKmnZ6c

[@SashasRevenge]

Awesom, right when I was trying to decides what other powder forms would be even stronger. 👍🏼 AWESOME

[@SashasRevenge]

@@gatblau1 , talc is getting harder to find these days because of the law suits with it in the baby powers, how are you getting it?

[@joeshmoe7789]

Thank you. Definitely want to keep baking soda on hand as you can to do more with it. Graphite dries too hard to do any further work.

[@therealjammit]

You should also try using toner dust from a laser printer.

[@OK-kn9cn]

You don't want to breath toner.

[@MrKentaroMotoPI]

@@OK-kn9cn You don't want to breathe graphite powder, either.

[@OK-kn9cn]

@@MrKentaroMotoPI toner particles are very small, they can easily get into the lungs and there is a risk of cancer.

[@ПавелСоколов-с3й]

@@OK-kn9cn, жить вообще вредно - можно умереть.

[@MrKentaroMotoPI]

@@OK-kn9cn The carcinogen in toner is graphite. Toner is a hot-melt glue plus graphite.

[@mitchh30]

I wonder how it would do with a bit sand and maybe a lattice of straightened paper clips twist tied together.

[@trippmoore]

Like rebar.

[@omar.2852]

De todas maneras, el experimento me parece muy interesante porqué hay accesorios antiguos, que necesitan reparar. Saludos

[@luislast6113]

Although I agree with @ftswarbill below. it's still very impressive. May I ask where you got both ideas? Also, do you happen to know what chemicals are formed from both processes?

[@paracas44]

Que liquido se aplico?

[@ROBEL0426]

Pegaloca o supercryl

[@robertodeleon-gonzalez9844]

Will this work with graphite powder, the kind you use as a lubricant?

[@LindomarOliveiras]

Graphite pencil is a mixture of graphite and Clay. Interesting experience.

[@nolabayemake52]

Thanks very much for this new information

[@АлександрВеремейчук-ф4щ]

Судя по кривизне изгиба полоски, автор явно слукавил! Совершенно очевидно, что на карбоновую склейку приложен изгибающий момент существенно ниже, а поэтому, мы не можем сравнивать прочностные характеристики представленных вариантов.

[@daitedve1984]

Фокусника на кол! 😆

[@mikegraham4255]

Where's the best place to buy powdered graphite? And which glue has that viscosity?

[@Dronndron]

Графит нейтрален к клею , попробуйте что-нибудь приклеить к поверхности на тёртой графитом фиг что получится , клей будет отлетать как на сковородке с тефлоном , а автор сделал смесь для улучшения пропитывания клеем , а соду в чистом виде применяют только при послойным нанесении , а в видео где сода он клей моментально твердеет верхний слой а внутри сода порошок остался а графит создаёт условие пористости пропитывания .

[@osvaldoanibaljuanin7986]

No sé cómo poner el traductor, y nose que usaron, está buenísimo!! Gracias!!

[@gladysmongelos9085]

Lo mismo pensé, yo no entendí nada

[@ernestorangel7479]

Colocaron mina de lápiz como saben que está hecha de grafito, también le echaron bicarbonato y gota mágica o pegaloca

[@mijuanantoniojuarezislas3204]

Pongamolos a prueba

[@Джек-н3л]

С содой клей знал! А вот сода+ граффит не знал! Буду применять!!

[@josephnezgraba3985]

Очень впечатляет, однако графит из карандаша содержит некоторое количество минерального масла, что может ухудшить клейющие свойства. Попробуйте порошок тонера для лазерного принтера. Смесь будет иметь ещё и магнитные свойства.

[@ВладимирПапко-с8и]

Думаю, что свойства цианакрилатного клея не надо идеализировать. У него очень приличная адгезия ко многим материалам, но очень низкая термостойкость. Во времена, когда этого клея еще не было в продаже, он появился у нас на работе. У меня тут же возникла идея, что этот клей, в силу его прозрачности, идеальное средство для склейки разбитых рюмок и фужеров. Склейка получилась отличной, почти незаметной на глаз. Но эта склейка развалилась при первой попытке помыть рюмки в горячей воде из-под крана (известно, что она не бывает выше 60 градусов по Цельсию). Так что, делайте выводы.

[@romanchuck99]

Тут дело не в температуре, а в «воде» . Циакрин разрушается под воздействием воды.

[@ВладимирПапко-с8и]

@@romanchuck99 Согласно Википедии, не водостоек только метилцианакрилат. Был ли тогда у меня именно он, я не знаю. Но по моему опыту работы с циакрином, я ни разу не замечал его неводостойкости. И даже наоборот, он лучше и быстрее твердеет в присутствии паров воды.

[@dimon4818]

Я с вами не согласен если не знаете не говорите, я делал дренажные трубки для стека воды в подвале и эти алюминиевые трубки клеял этим клеем с содой ,уже два года .

[@vocal1]

@@dimon4818 я тоже клеил в прогребе суперклеем с содой, сначала нормально, а через некоторое время всё в труху превращается, может это едят какие микроорганизмы даже превращая в труху.

[@АлександрКруглов-к7й]

Не отвечу как цианкрилат работает в воде, но, склеенная лампочка накаливания ( отвалился цоколь ), светилась года два, пока не перегорела.

[@daniellm5630]

😊MERCI ...Voilà une astuce que marche VRAIMENT !!!

[@kevinschmith9379]

So could you just use powdered graphite like the stuff in the little tube for lox and baking soda that be the same

[@trippmoore]

I prefer cream cheese with my lox, but to each their own.