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  • donr101395

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    Who would you recommend to repair a cracked wood stock? It’s on a family heirloom so we don’t want to buy a new stock. Even if we did they aren’t available.


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    Two cracks down the side and not really sure how bad they are.


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    Kubasaki

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    Guy at Oak Ridge Navarre did a co-workers stock with a huge crack in it and did a good job. Maybe 1-2 years ago. I couldn’t tell afterwards it was damaged. It took him a while to get to it though if I remember. Good luck
     

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    Think you might be able to open the cracks some and get some titebond glue in there? Then use surgical tubing or some way to clamp it together? I dropped this one, made me sick, but managed to do an ok job getting it back together .
     
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    Two cracks down the side and not really sure how bad they are.


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    The last time I had to repair one basically squirted wood glue into the cracks and then wrapped a plastic bag around it, used a shopvac to pull the bag tight, pretty much pushed the glue in.
     
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