Bluetooth Radio - TPA3116 Bluetooth 2*50W

#21

Or if they keep braking you could make a silicon mould and cast new ones? Though I can’t tell from that photo…is there like a screw inside them? Might not be able to do that. Just a thought. Past my bedtime :sleeping:

#22

Yeah I had a quick look at this on my way home yesterday. They’re Bakelite or similar; solid at the surface but more porous in the interior. They have a grubscrew nut which needs to be locked in place. I reckon remove some of the interior material to give the epoxy room to move around and grab on.

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#23

Thanks for the CHART!! how awesome!!!

Polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanhydride (Bakelite) isnt on there though!!!
It probably wouldn’t fit on the chart labels. :wink:

i tried super glue it didnt work.
or it worked but only for a few weeks.

think im gonna try the 2 part epoxy.

do you have any?

#24

There was some in the space at christmas. Might still be around!
In the black shelves somewhere.

#25

I drilled little holes in the knobs and used two part epoxy. Worked a treat!!! Thanks

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