6:13 am
January 11, 2012
I purchased a used hammer and found a cracked handle hidden under the price tape. The hammer had two wedges leaving the center open.
A 3/16 inch hole was drilled 10 1/4 inches down the handle. A 1/8 inch vent hole was also drilled into the handle.
Five minute epoxy was inserted into the hole and a 3/16 X 10 inch rod was driven down the handle.
This gave me a nice ridged repair. It will take a lot of hammering to see if it will hold up.
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