I just use high grade super glue, hobby shop stuff usually. It works well but isnt so tough that I cant remove a bushing if something happens.

 

JB Weld. 'Nuff said.

 

Same here JB weld FTW, I went a little overboard on this one but it should look something like this.

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If they fit so tight that I have to press or hammer them in, I use threadlock glue (Loctite), if they sit snugly but are inserted with little effort, I use CA (superglue) and if they are a bit loose, but not too loose, I use epoxy glue. This has worked very well for me so far, and I run relatively high stress setups.

 

I've always used Loctite or simple super glue. I tend to strain away from Epoxys in the even I break a bearing/bushing and need to replace it it's a bit easier to knock the glue loose and get the piece out.

 

If they fit so tight that I have to press or hammer them in, I use threadlock glue (Loctite), if they sit snugly but are inserted with little effort, I use CA (superglue) and if they are a bit loose, but not too loose, I use epoxy glue.

Ok, thanks for all the help. I'll probably use jb-weld this time, and maybe that^ for other cases in the future.

What if you want to remove the bushings though? wouldn't it be hard to file it off in that small hole?

 

I have never actually used JB weld, and usually go with CA, which I remove with a sharp flat head screwdriver or an awl.

 

I've been using super glue(CA) for quite a few years. Make sure bushing holes and bushings are clean. I use finger nail polish remover and an old toothbrush to accomplish this and wipe completely dry. I also test fit the bushings in their respective holes to make sure they have a slightly loose fit. If not, I use some emery cloth to very carefully enlarge the holes. Re-clean if necessary. Also pipe cleaners placed inside the bushing aid in cleaning them since they're so small. I usually put all 6 bushings on a pipe cleaner while I clean them. weaps.