Wood/glass glue question.

Judy P wrote: > Hi..I want to glue marbles onto pop sickle sticks.

Silicone rubber is a natural, just don't be in a hurry.

Allow the silicone to cure before doing the next step.

I'd use clear.

Have fun.

Lew

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Pete

If you really need strength then the normal answer is epoxy, but it isn't going to be easy to use. I would experiment with a hot melt glue because from the sound of it you need a near instant bond unless you have a clever scheme for holding all the marbles in place for several hours while the glue goes off!

Tim w

Thanks to all who answered..I printed out responses and will check all out..I am making a lamp..The bottom marbles and sticks are fine..I am most concerned about the shade as it hangs with no support.. Thanks again, judy

Judy P wrote: > Thanks to all who answered..I printed out responses and will check all > out..I am making a lamp..The bottom marbles and sticks are fine..I am > most concerned about the shade as it hangs with no support..

Your problem will be heat, not strength.

Lamps, especially incandescent ones, can get quite hot.

Don't think I would want either silicone or wood as part of the lamp shade construction.

Lew