Plastic welding

My brother bought me one of these hot stapler thingys for my birthday and then asked if I could try fixing something for him. Unfortunately, the material to be fixed was too thin. I've seen the super glue and baking soda fixes, as well as superglue and tissue paper. Other than that I might have suggested either Sugru or Fixits.
 
Whilst i have used the plastic welding method on unseen areas of car bumpers etc i plumped for these 3D printed ones from ebay when mine went.£40 for two if memory serves and stronger than the originals as full plastic across the back.Just another option😉



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Whilst i have used the plastic welding method on unseen areas of car bumpers etc i plumped for these 3D printed ones from ebay when mine went.£40 for two if memory serves and stronger than the originals as full plastic across the back.Just another option😉



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I bought these 3D printed shelves as well. Far superior to the Dometic ones. Very strong.
 

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