OOPS ....& Thank God for J-B Weld

Good recovery. I have full confidence in the abilities and ingenuity of the members of this site. You did well here.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

Hi Toolz

My Dad used to tell me : A good craftsman can cover up his mistakes. Glad you got your router mounted and working.

God Bless
tom

-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa

wow what a coincidence. my dad was using JB weld today too to put magnets on something. worked great too. thanks for the post.

Well, I’m sorry to hear of your router table troubles but HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

-- Paul D, Atlanta GA

Amen on JB Weld, That’s GOOOOOD STUFF Aunt BEE

-- MARK IN BOB, So. CAL

I will have to check out this JB weld stuff.

Thanks fo rthe post.

-- Hope Never fails

At a construction site where I was working, I drove over a piece of 1X3 strapping which punctured the gas tank of my 1968 ford fairlane. That was 1976. I lost a tank of gas on the way home, so I stopped at a hardware store, bought some JBweld, and, right there in the store parking lot, while laying in a puddle of gas, I jammed a wad of it directly into the still-leaking gash. The next morning, in the driveway, no puddle! I put a quarter-tank of gas in, drove to work, all fine. A day later, I filled the tank. That car was since passed on to my brother, who drove it for 3 years, then sold it to his friend who drove it 7 years, before finally selling the badly rusted hulk to the junkyard. 10+ years on a patch of JB Weld…still holding when the wrecker towed it off.

-- If Stradivarius was alive today, he'd be using Gorilla Glue.