So, I have looked it up but seem to find mixed reviews.
Which glue/adhesives has everyone found to work the best for them for PLA and PETG? I do print in ABS as well.
The comment glue brought up is CA/Super Glue but again it seems to be mixed on its strength/durability. Also, what are people using for activator that wont cause issues with the model?
I’ll 2nd @CincinnatiDesigns, I only really use super glue/CA glue/Cyanoacrylate for bonding printed parts. Surface prep and contact area are super important for strong bonds. Take the time to make sure the contact surfaces have been sanded, smoothed, and clean before gluing if you are wanting the best results. While parts can be handled within a short amount of time, CA actually takes up to 24 hours to fully cure.
Geleous CA hardening within 1 to 3 Minutes: Fast enough not to have to mess around with clamps but slow enough for slight adjustments. Hardens without access to air humidity/activator (albeit slightly slower).
Also available in its low viscosity variant for tighter fits, but I haven"t used that myself.
“I think they are referring to assembly glue, not a bed adhesive.”
Yes, lol. I should have read that better. E6000 works for me for gluing plastic parts, but that’s an over-night curing. Gelled Super Glue from Loctite is my go-to parts glue.
I use KRAFTPROTZ; it’s an instant superglue. I have been testing this for a while now, and its the dogs dangly bits. Very powerfull, its suggested to use it while wearing gloves. I glued 2 parts together, left it for about an hour, and tried to break it. It did break, but not at the part I glued. It’s not expensive either. I am in Europe, so I don’t know if you can get it in the USA.