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In article <SDupa.59.0@xview.csuohio.edu>, SDupa@xview.csuohio.edu (Scott Hewis) writes:
> I am currently working on a project that includes having to glue a styrene
> bridge pier to a wooden support base (wood along the back and the bottom),
> and am having some difficulty getting a good solid glue joint any and all
> suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I can tell you what I used to use for styrene to wood or paper on
competition model rockets.  Mix up a 50-50 mix of Ambroid and tube-type 
plastic cement.  The joint is pretty secure, but will flex like chewing
gum if twisted, so after two applications of the stuff I would run a small
skin of five-minute epoxy on it to stiffen the joint.  These joints are
solid -- I once had a 3/16" styrene fin tear in half (rather than tearing 
off at the glue joint) when it clipped an overhead obstruction at launch.
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