This is pretty easy to repair. Proceed as follows.
1) Drill 7/64" at the centre of the break.
2) Tap the hole 6-32.
3) Cut 1/2" off the end of a long 6-32 screw to make a 'setscrew'. File the cut end smooth and square. With a mini-hacksaw, cut a slot in the cut end to accept a jeweller's screwdriver.
4) Run the setscrew into the tapped hole. Leave 3/16" of the screw protruding.
5) Apply CA adhesive to the upper part of the screw and leave it awhile to set.
Here's how it looks when it's done.
# # #
# # #
No comments:
Post a Comment