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[jackssmirkingrevenge]

Burn the Witch!

[rna_duelers]

Can I ask,how much work do you actually do at your job?Seems like a pretty relaxed place,kind of like a place you would want to work in .

Great movie,great move along with The Life Of Brian.

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

It's a small company (though it's a subsidiary of a much larger mother company), we're about 10 people in all - some days it's busy, some days it's dead. At the moment for example we're waiting for a delivery of raw materials so there's no production in the plant, and if nothing is being manufactured then there's nothing to test. Of course I have other things to do but there's little sense of urgency and noone's riding my ass about it so I'm enjoying it while I can

[paaiyan]

Burn the Witch!

You're awesome jack.

But really, why wouldn't you want to use epoxy to fix the thing? It's easy, clean, strong.

[TurboSuper]

Epoxy can take some getting used to, it needs to be combined and can become a goopy mess pretty easily. I can't blame him for wanting to avoid it if possible.

Hovever, the pros of having an almost unbreakable seal outweigh the set-up time and any mess it creates.

[bigbob12345]

I have no idea why you dont just mix up a bach of epoxy and smear it around the place thats leaking even though you hate it.

[paaiyan]

Epoxy is your friend. Just put two equal size globs on a paper towel, mix them with a toothpick, and apply it with said toothpick. Make a clean seal, you can sand it and paint it later and you'd never know it was there.

[Eddbot]

three things you can always trust, duct tape, epoxy, and a standard potato