I have tried searching but don’t seem to quite find the answer.
I am building a model of a wall mounted steam engine (Rachel). The steam chest is approximately 2″ long and is not positioned near the boiler. Stan Bray suggests using retaining compound to secure the studding (for the chest and it’s cover) in the cylinder, rather than tapping all the holes. I am a fan of retaining compound but I have no experience of using it in a hot location. Loctite 638 is apparently good to 180 degrees C, whilst 620 is good to 200.
Anyone have a view?
Thanks in anticipation.