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In order to bond a porous surface (wood) to a non-porous surface (metal) you will need an epoxy. Often an epoxy comes in 2 parts, the resin and the hardener, when mixed together they form the bond. Be careful though, once the bond is set you won't be able to get them apart. (Try J-B Weld.) http://www.bejane.com/article_adhesives_101 http://www.thistothat.com/ http://jbweld.net/products/jbweld.php

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Without more specific information, you can attach metal to metal by: welding, brazing, soldering, screwing, popriviting, even gluing. For dissimilars materials to metals, screws, sometime nails, and many times glues, (epoxies and polyurethane glues work the best when joining metals and other materials to each other.

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Solder is used to join metal by heating both pieces of metal, applying flux, and touching solder to the heated metal. It is then pulled into the join and allowed to cool to create a bond.

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