When you can’t use a clamp

Bobbie had this equine figurine that lost a lower leg. She had tried a couple different glues without success and asked if I thought I might be able to do it. I didn’t use a fancy glue (just E6000), but obviously the repair can’t be clamped. In such a case, the trick is finding a way to keep the repaired surface horizontal while the glue dries or cures. This was my solution. Kinda strange, but it worked.

[ PXL_20230220_194224653.PORTRAIT_12x9tm :: cell phone ]

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[Mags]

Brilliant!

[Danette Thompson]

Glad it worked

[Kathy]

Gravity.

[Thom Mitchell]

@randystreat Gravity's great most of the time. It does keep us grounded! :)