I made a whole board from overexpanded nomex honeycomb using just plain ol' epoxy and it bonded fine..
I had to epoxy the bottom on by itself and after it was cured epoxy the top on and flip the mold over so the cells wouldn't fill with epoxy.

Just an idea (that I haven't tried)
http://www.grainger.com/product/3M-Primer-2RUF7
prep the surface with that if flame isn't working for ya?

Hey I've got a Hi-Heat 14" x 72" 15amp 220V 3300W with a k type thermocouple mounted in the middle and quick detach power cord.. It's in good condition and works fine nothing wrong with it. $250 shipped within CONUS or $250 + shipping for outside of CONUS I may sell the controller also if ...

I still ride my K2 with the piezo lights

Thanks !

Not my ad! It's in Wisconsin
http://wisconsin.sportingshopper.com/sp ... inder.html

That looks like it will work nice.. thanks

I've got a double cut one.. I love it it always makes clean holes and cuts in glass

Thanks for the link.. looks like something good to base one on.

Nice autoclave! how thick are the walls and what kind of steel was used?.. and to OP when I looked a big thing was that pressure vessels of that size have to be ASME code stamped if they operate at or over 15psi. Anyways if I remember correctly PVC violently shatters when it splodes in to shards whe...

Teflon is no good for abrasion resistance

I found it on the forums:

$371

Silicone Wire Wound
14 Inch By 72 Inch
220 Volt / 3300 Watt
K Type Thermocouple
Split Heater (7.5 Amps)
2 – 30 Inch Silicone Leads
$296.50
+
$75.00 (One-Time Engineering Charge)

The pricing is a few years old..

My Hi-heat blanket was somewhere around $350 if I remember correctly.. I m out of town so I can't get to the quote now but try getting a quote from them. I'm not really sure what it goes towards with hi-heat but there is a one time engineering fee that's $50 that I always assumed was for making the ...

I used some spray on teflon that I got from cst composites