Epoxy:
3M structural adhesive left underneath the cabinet (we have 6, we need 2)
The mix ratio is 2:1 and provides 20 minutes of work-life, allowing time to adjust for the desired fit prior to curing. This adhesive reaches handling strength in approximately two hours and is fully cured in 24 hours at 72 °F (22 °C).
To get rid of extra epoxy, heat up a soldering iron up to 150 degrees celcius, and use rubbing alcohol
Make sure the gun matches, push and pull the tabs
Use quadro static mix nozzle (we have 5, we need 2)
It is recommended to use a new tip or mixer nozzle for each cartridge
MAKE SURE TO TILT UPWARDS AND TRY TO GLUE
very viscious
Gasket:
cut to-size
not a priority
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have a partial 3D printed baffle with length 15mm instead of 5mm to make sure holes align at the right spots for baffle
assemble all 4 side panels first so you can clamp from the bottom BEFORE gluing in the bottom piece and weighing it down with books/something heavy
flip the enclosure upside-down when gluing the side lid panels so gravity can due its work. Q: how to make sure this lines up correctly?
If it takes 24 hours to set the panels - you would have to wait between each step (length, width, etc.)
NEED TO FIND OUT WHERE TO ORIENT CLAMPS - stability
make sure enclosure feet fit to Chassis, test screwing-in bat box to enclosure
Resources:
Epoxy Datasheet: https://dm.henkel-dam.com/is/content/henkel/LePage-Speed-Set-Professional-Epoxy-TDS