Need help with securing 510 connector in place

[Zoey]

Just wondering what people are using to permanently place a 510 connector, iv got a project box but having issues with the right material and what is safe to use so it won't melt or conduct electricity, just basically what is best to use. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

 

[Jetmec]

I have used 2 part epoxy and it works good. I also have two mod boxes that I just drilled the hole a bit smaller than the connector and pressed the connector in and they are working good also.

 

[boomer2506]

Super glue is my best friend.

 

[Scubabatdan]

I use Plastic Steel, it comes in a tube, you can get it at any automotive store. Just cut a piece off knead it and push it into place. Sets up like steel in a matter of minutes.
Dan

 

[MahBohMan]

jb kwik weld

 

[dkonrai]

harbor freight two part 90 second epoxy. dries clear/pale yellow

 

[jimbalny]

I drill the hole to exact size and slowly ream it out until it fits snug where it takes a bit of force to get it in. then put some super glue in there and havent had it budge. I like it this way so I can actually dismantle it for repairs or parts if the box gets to dogged up.

 

[jimbalny]

my bad, u said "permanantly" disregard

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