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Since you only need one, it is typically cheaper to use an alginate mold. It is typically available in most craft stores. Be certain to carefully slice the original out. it would also be good to refinish or seal the original so that mold material doesn't stick as badly, even with mold release. @PunishedPropsAcademy is typically a very good resource.

You can do it even with bathroom silicone as a one time use. Wrap it in kitchen strech wrap, and then just do it in few layers. It will not be moulding silicone quality, but my guess is that you will sand epoxy it a bit after pouring.

Tape around handle then poor epoxy

Just replace with wood like the original

Silicone

What type of insulation in the front door ?

Me too

Man that’s a lot of pitting😮Work your magic!

This is a creation of beauty ❣️

Very good video, please make more videos!

Hammer, Säge, Schwanz, benutzt man immer "ganz" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Silver solder would be my go to for that... Yes it is a type of braze, but lower temp and more than strong enough.

Verry good mashine. Just make some belt guard for safty

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I wish i could buy a version of this type because then it relies on me for power and i don't have to worry about overheating of a motor

I totally agree! Its going to be a situation where prep is the key, along with the proper cool-down.( especially if it is indeed cast.) i would also at least stop-drill the crack at the current terminus .

I would probably want to braze that.

Make a mold of it with casting sand, melt it down, and pour it in the mold.

But try welding that man it'll probably holed up just fine

I'm not a welder but cast iron is either really complicated or hard to well but maybe you can I think MIG welder and they have a special alloy Rod that you can weld with it

It’s cast. Good luck.

Jb weld is cheap and easy

weld and grind, good luck.

i would grind a lines over those craks lines and then braze it ( griding a craks open gives it a bigger surfise area to stick braze on what ever material its is, and you can also make a cap so big at you can braze it fully like a dip a part in chocolate then crape extras out of surfice,or just drill a holes what runs same idea you get a braze fully in both side in one piece.

Informatively presented. Bravo.

Can a crack fixer and you’re all set. 😂

Sadly Irish Josh is right, like horse with a broken leg. If it can make it, a pro surgeon repair is prudent.

You might ask @handtoolrescue But other people have mentioned brazing or welding. If it's cast welding might be harder than brazing.

Crack kills. Say no to crack.

Send it to HandToolRescue and let him do a video on it

Brazing would be best option. If you're afraid of putting any heat to it then a steel reinforced epoxy could work too, you'd just have to thin it out with some solvent first. Wouldn't necessarily be as strong as brazing but cold weld epoxies are pretty tough.

It really won't get a lot of stress in use. You could probably get away with just squirting some CA glue in there and clamping it and getting on with your life. Brazing or sliver solder would do a good job that would last if that didn't hold up.

Oxyacetylene torch with bronze brazing rod to go old school. Tig welding is more common nowadays

Since there are already some serious suggestions - ducttape.

I would try brazing... it looks like it is not load bearing surface so it should be OK

Looks like it’s cast . If so grind a v out along the crack so the braze has a bit more surface area to stick to , then heat it , tig it with silicon bronze and cool it very slowly in an oven reducing the heat over a period of time . I’m sure there are other ways but that’s what I’d do . Good luck …

You don't,it's fooked! Otherwise maybe some JB weld?

Tig weld the crack and some elbow grease to get it smooth again.

Chris, you're the best!

Do you have the other piece?

Roger Roger. I could practically hear it when you freeze framed it

I went ... "noooooooooooooooooo........

Where did you acquire all your skills? Just curious, and envious lol

Lol reminds me of my 8 long years as a groundie cutting trees, good times 😂

That is so damn cool man

I literally felt that in my heart .

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*tut tut tut*

Bruh

Buy it, fix it, it was crying out to you. Tis but a chip, there is much life left in that.