Chemical resin anchor - GIF

**desbromilow** · Feb 8, 2022, 07:52 PM

so it looks like the first liquid (applied by syringe) is a light oil to stop the hot glue sticking to the threads, then the "anchor" is essentially hot melt glue. am I seeing this correctly?

**Toolmaker51** · Feb 8, 2022, 08:24 PM

Originally Posted by desbromilow

so it looks like the first liquid (applied by syringe) is a light oil to stop the hot glue sticking to the threads, then the "anchor" is essentially hot melt glue. am I seeing this correctly?

Apparently, worth some experimentation. After all, what's cheaper than hot glue and handful of screws?
With few, if any, needing removal, and a lot of brick to drill, this looks real good.

**Sleykin** · Feb 9, 2022, 12:42 AM

Originally Posted by Toolmaker51

Apparently, worth some experimentation. After all, what's cheaper than hot glue and handful of screws?
With few, if any, needing removal, and a lot of brick to drill, this looks real good.

Around here hot glue melts outside in the summer. Indoors it should be fine.