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Re: techniques to fasten PVC Pipe to a metal rod?

There are lots of way to do this. Some good easy way said above. It would help if we knew what you wanted this to do. Bolting it would make it easier to replace but you could sheer the bolt off and you wouldn't be attached anymore....mechanism might not work anymore for that match. Epoxy would keep it from becoming unattached but more difficult to replace. I would reccommend bolting to start, test it, and if you need an epoxy or more permanent solution you can do it then.
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