What kind of glue to glue handle to dildo?

Hi, got a dildo i want to glue a handle on to make something similar to a fucksaw.

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What kind of glue should i use to glue a jelly dildo to a metal rod? cyanoacrylate?

Regards

Almost any of the glues will adhere to the metal rod which should have a sanded, or knurled, NOT polished surface.

I would make sure the dildo is sanded clean--like repairing a bicycle flat and I would use a two part epoxy cement.

You can test the adhesion of epoxy to the base of the dildo where you will be gluing it anyway. If it works well, you know, if not, just sand or use a knife and cut off a sliver of the base and try something else.

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Will use a threaded rod so its anything but polished glued 5cm deep in a 6mm hole in the base of the dildo.

Threaded sounds good.

Drill an undersized hole so the threads also give mechanical retention of the dildo.

I made something similar. I found an adapter at my local home improvement store to use on the reciprocating saw that is made as a quick change piece. It accepts 1/4" hex shank accessories like scrapers and wire brushes. My simple solution was to buy a 6" long 1/4" hex shank phillips head screwdriver bit and a solid jelly dildo. I forced the bit into the base of the dildo, twisting it as I did so, and making sure to keep the bit straight. Leave about two and a half inches of the bit protruding from the base of the dildo. The jelly dildo stays surprising snug on the bit, but for extra measure I removed the bit and added superglue to the length of the bit and reinserted it into the hole I had forced into the jelly dildo. It has worked well so far and has not come loose at all. Use other bits to make multiple accessories such as butt plugs and different sizes of dildos and they can be quickly changed in the adapter.

Drill a hole in the handle of the dildo of a correct size to tap it. Often the tap will tell you on the handle what size drill to use. For instance for a 1/4"x20 tpi, use a #7 bit, which is close to a 9/32" drill. Then cut an external thread on your rod, say a 1/4"x20 tpi and they should go together nicely. To make sure they do not come apart, clean off any cutting oil and put some loctite thread locker on the rod and thread it in. You could also use cyanoacrylate or epoxy. The advantage of loctite is that you can get it apart if you want later on.

hankb