Sunday, February 14, 2010

How To Fix A Broken Wooden Dining Table How Do I Fix A Leg That Has Broken Off At The Base Of The Seat Of A Wooden Dining Chair?

How do I fix a leg that has broken off at the base of the seat of a wooden dining chair? - how to fix a broken wooden dining table

President of the building was made of wood, dowels and glue. No screws. Wood is not shared, it seems that the glue does not really Hod. Perhaps firmly in place with adhesive bonded?

9 comments:

united91... said...

Volume in his statement that broke the thigh (PIN), leaving the butt on the seat (cloth). In my opinion the best way is to connect the leg and drill at the end, so that you can replace a PIN to the ankle to be inserted. You should try a plug that is large enough to use, to have some strength, but not as big as the hole eliminates all wood. Glue pin on the leg with Titebond III wood glue (the best for what you do).

On the underside of the seat of the chair, you need to determine how strong is the heel. If it is too high, might be able to drill a hole size (the same as the new plug) into the wooden leg with glue themselves fit. When the heel is loose or partially missing, it will drill and extract. Then I gluena sheet or sheets that completely fills the hole. After drying, you can make a new drill the same size as the pin-to.

glass man said...

A wood glue would work well, but I hear that "Gorilla Glue is the strongest

Ruth F said...

Probably you can, you'll add

dude_por... said...

Remove all old glue and then go to the store unfinished furniture. Buy a new foot and tail with isinglass (best). If the age can not be strong enough to maintain good today

adam H said...

Yes ......

Katyana said...

Probably some are using L-brackets, just in case.

Danger Mouse said...

Drill a hole in the legs, the president and broke.
insert a needle and sticks.
This work should be.

David S said...

Well, I was hit once, and broke.

Chair legs are tapered and set a rule on the seat.

Difficult to know what to do if we can not physically see what it is.

sillyme_... said...

Go to Home Depot to buy wood glue and gorilla. Previously, it works, I stick my daughters bed, and that's worked very well.

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