Machinability of "LiquidMetal"?

[MattSac]

I am looking in to using "LiquidMetal" (ref

http://www.liquidmetal.com/)

for use in a medical product. I need to hear from someone who has tried working with the stuff. Can it be drawn into tubing? Is it machinable? Grinding? etc.

Thanks,
MattSac

 

[Flexmaster]

I have seen devcon used which I think is about the same thing. If so it machines easy than the metal since it is a plastic compound. Don't trust it for strength but use it only as a filler for cosmetic reasons. The two part mix is better than the tube version.

 

[MattSac]

Thanks Flexmaster. The "LiquidMetal" I'm talking about is some new-fangled, high strength amorphous metal alloy, not the epoxy of which you speak (I thought the same thing when I first heard about it!)