Need help with glues

[guyithie]

Hey guys Ive currently been making a friction drive motorized skateboard using a whipper snipper/ weed whacker motor with a skateboard wheel on the clutch running directly on a larger wheel.I was wondering what is the best glue to be able to hold a skateboard wheel on to the centrifugal clutch of the engine . Ive tried just gluing it on with super glue but after a while the wheel slips and comes lose.
Is there any type of glue which would be able to do this? like some kid of super ultra mega glue industrial strength stuff, Im also in Australia if that would help with anything. So if any one had any ideas Id like to hear them thanks

 

[kibble]

How about some sort of epoxy? I know some people that swear by JB Weld, I've only used it once and it seems like good stuff! Very strong and hard.

Super Glue ain't gonna cut it for something like that!

 

[guyithie]

Thanks kibble for that speedy reply, I did some more searching in Google and on a computer forum they said that super cheap auto has jb weld so tomorrow Im going to see if i can get some and see how it goes.
thanks again

 

[kibble]

super cheap auto

That's an actual store name?

I wish we had a cool store name like that.

 

[modelengineer]

Ha, I was at Super Cheap Auto the other day! It really is pretty cheap for most stuff.

If the epoxy doesnt hold then put some grooves on the inside of the skateboard wheel, and rough up the surface that it goes onto. Then the epoxy will have a surface to bite into.

 

[sayre315]

super glue, ha you make me laugh lol jk
that JB weld will hold up to anything if its used right

 

[guyithie]

the superglue was all i had at home.
so thanks again everyone for your input i really appreciate it.