broken crotch repair with two part epoxy

is this possible. i've repaired vehicle parts with the epoxy and guess what, they don't break again.

What, like glueing the crotch back on with epoxy glue or making a new one with epoxy putty?

What, like glueing the crotch back on with epoxy glue or making a new one with epoxy putty?

gluing it back with epoxy glue. is it possible to do

What, like glueing the crotch back on with epoxy glue or making a new one with epoxy putty?

gluing it back with epoxy glue. is it possible to do

IS POSSIBLE, but in my opinion it wouldnt stay there for a long time...because of the friction and if you´re intended to use the figure it probably break again...
In my opinion if you want the figure to stay "original" buy a new waist on Ebay or another Joe related parts store; or the other way is to repaint another waist.
Im talking about a rude use os the figs. if your intention is to left it and dont use, well, glue it could work.

I've used superglue to fix broken dongs and never had a problem. I don't see a need to go all extravagant with a 2-part epoxy.

What will seal the deal on whether this works is by filing down the back flat side of the dong so that the t-bar doesn't press into it so much. That's what causes dongs to break off in the first place.

For repairs like this, I've found that adding a stiffener (like a small pin or other sturdy object) to the break helps a lot. Just use a pin hole vice, drill down through the crotch and into the broken off crotch peice...fit the support peice in, add glue, then trim any excess away.

I have fixed a lot of wastes in my time.

Here is some examples - I think there is a couple more around but forget which one.







While it is preferable to use whole and unbroken waists, like my man Outback says, when in need I will use them with out hesitation. Also making your own middle part can allow you to put different legs in that would normally not fit.

Do you know what I mean when I say tongue and groove. Its a carpenters joint but the process and idea is very much the same. Yes you do use expoy for the process but not for actually glueing principles. More like a fill in the gaps and or scuplting.