After gluing 2 plastic pieces together, is the plastic still pliable (can it bend a little without breaking, or is it too brittle)?
1241610
The joint where the glue is won't be pliable. The plastic further away from the glue will be if that's the nature of the plastic.
2123027
I had to bend the plastic a little bit and then push the two pieces together.
975472
It's a pliable plastic, so kind of a cross between rubber and plastic....I love it!
1229785
I haven't tried that but I bet you could glue it because it's as thin as heavy paper. You might need to set it beneath weights for a while before you tried the gluing because it comes rolled tightly. Weighting down the glued surface afterwards would probably be useful too.
1707026
The plastic has a useful life. If your new one cracked right away, it may be defective and I would return it. Mine is holding up well.
1435120
It is made of two different pieces of plastic that are fused together. I suppose you could pull them apart if you tried, but otherwise they hold together with no problem.
1509809
No, it's hard when fully cured. I created outer shells for molds and used fiberglass within the resin. I can stand on them and they don't budge. The edges where it's thin will bend a little with force but I wouldn't say its flexible.
1151693
no glue required, just teeny tiny screws and snap together. do not know what effect repeated assembly/disassembly would have on plastic. is a very well made kit tho.
44400
i doud it, that part is really fragile, and it is a whole piece that has to work together, so you may glue it but i don't think i will be funcional again.
1126740
If you watch the video they show an example of that. You can glue 2 pieces together but make sure you use the correct glue. Do not use PVC pipe glue.
606192
I think you could bend it if you weakened it by cutting part way through; best would be to weld together.
853059
No, they are pretty rigid. Several in the bottom were cracked so I would not consider them pliable.
4340
That's kind of a hard question, if you are gentle, it shouldn't break. But with my dad trying to loom, he broke it in less than a minute. So, just be careful and it shouldn't.
204203
Live in PA, I left it out over winter. It almost made it through, but when it blew over post-winter, it cracked in 3 separate places. Leaving it out definetly affects how brittle the plastic gets. I'm still here looking to purchase another though, I'll take it in this winter.
245152
Pliable plastic. Luckily the plastic is pretty thick, so it'll take some time for it to warp. But it can be slightly flimsy if you apply pressure onto the tip. But with some modifications you can make it so it won't bend as much.
1043110
They're very pliable. I bent one several ways as a test, and it didn't crack at all. I think you will be happy with them for crafts.
37639
It will not break but it is a hard plastic. You will not be able to push anything out but you can crack things out like ice or chocolate . I tried to make jello shots with this and they stayed stuck.