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LaurieW
PostPosted: Fri Oct 16, 2020 2:00 pm 
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My router took a few nibbles out of my mortise and tenon templates. These are the clear ones that StewMac sells.

I was thinking fill with ca and file smooth, any other ideas for a repair? I’d really like to save it instead of replacing it.

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You could solvent weld new pieces of acrylic into the divots with acetone.
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Yeah I always used to just drop fill with CA and file smooth..,
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Thanks guys, I’ll give one or both of these a try.

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I drilled some small holes in the damaged edge as anchoring points and used epoxy putty once. That was five or six years ago and it is holding.

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I have spliced in a tight fitting piece of plexi and used CA glue with success

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Epoxy

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