Broken ones can be fixed ...
Insert snug fitting wooden dowel ( or I have used re-bar!)...
..into hollow thread..and into knob section... with epoxy to hold.
The threads are coarse enough to align by eye and secure....
....before epoxy cures.
Jo
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Broken ones can be fixed ...
Insert snug fitting wooden dowel ( or I have used re-bar!)...
..into hollow thread..and into knob section... with epoxy to hold.
The threads are coarse enough to align by eye and secure....
....before epoxy cures.
Jo
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Here's the How-To:Originally Posted by JoFotoz
Broken ones can be fixed ...
Insert snug fitting wooden dowel ( or I have used re-bar!)...
..into hollow thread..and into knob section... with epoxy to hold.
The threads are coarse enough to align by eye and secure....
....before epoxy cures.
Jo
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