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  1. I have a (grantedly inexpensive) set of brass fireplace tools. The handles
    keep wanting to unscrew from the tops of the rods to which they are
    attached. I'm getting tired of (ahem) screwing with them. Is there any
    sort of glue I can buy which would be (a) non-flammable, not that the
    handles get INTO the fire and (b) would securely hold metal against metal?

    Is there some other place I should inquire about fireplace tools? Please
    don't suggest I buy new, more expensive ones; they work perfectly fine
    except for this minor annoyance. And it *is* minor. Thanks!

    Jill

  2. jmcquown said:

    I have a (grantedly inexpensive) set of brass fireplace tools. The
    handles keep wanting to unscrew from the tops of the rods to which
    they are attached. I'm getting tired of (ahem) screwing with them.
    Is there any sort of glue I can buy which would be (a) non-flammable,
    not that the handles get INTO the fire and (b) would securely hold
    metal against metal?

    Is there some other place I should inquire about fireplace tools?
    Please don't suggest I buy new, more expensive ones; they work
    perfectly fine except for this minor annoyance. And it *is* minor.
    Thanks!

    Jill

    Go to your local hardware or industrial supply store and ask for Loctite
    thread locking compound.

    Ken.

  3. Ken Davey said:
    jmcquown said:

    I have a (grantedly inexpensive) set of brass fireplace tools. The
    handles keep wanting to unscrew from the tops of the rods to which
    they are attached. I'm getting tired of (ahem) screwing with them.
    Is there any sort of glue I can buy which would be (a) non-flammable,
    not that the handles get INTO the fire and (b) would securely hold
    metal against metal?

    Jill

    Go to your local hardware or industrial supply store and ask for
    Loctite thread locking compound.

    Ken.

    Thank you!

    Jill

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    I have a (grantedly inexpensive) set of brass fireplace tools. The handles
    keep wanting to unscrew from the tops of the rods to which they are
    attached. I'm getting tired of (ahem) screwing with them. Is there any
    sort of glue I can buy which would be (a) non-flammable, not that the
    handles get INTO the fire and (b) would securely hold metal against metal?

    Is there some other place I should inquire about fireplace tools? Please
    don't suggest I buy new, more expensive ones; they work perfectly fine
    except for this minor annoyance. And it *is* minor. Thanks!

    Jill


    Loctite

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    "jmcquown" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I have a (grantedly inexpensive) set of brass fireplace tools. The


    handles

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    keep wanting to unscrew from the tops of the rods to which they are
    attached. I'm getting tired of (ahem) screwing with them. Is there any
    sort of glue I can buy which would be (a) non-flammable, not that the
    handles get INTO the fire and (b) would securely hold metal against


    metal?

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Is there some other place I should inquire about fireplace tools?


    Please

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    don't suggest I buy new, more expensive ones; they work perfectly fine
    except for this minor annoyance. And it *is* minor. Thanks!

    Jill


    Loctite

    Indeed. Note that the stuff comes in different strengths - some set
    harder/more permanently than others - choose your weapon.

    Shaun aRe

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