Can these be fixed? (Rails)
- Thread starter Hinekanman
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It’s the end of the rail. Where it gets tightened down to the slate. The white part on the left is the facing if I’m not mistaken. This is the underside of the rail at the end.
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This photo is horrible, but I believe you are referring to the area that secures the pocket castings..
The hole at the end of the rail, is where the casting inserts. The counterbored hole on the top side is where the pocket casting screw is inserted.. Correct?
You can remove the broken wood, replace it with new wood, and re-tool it to match the existing profile.
Otherwise, you can use a JB Weld epoxy putty to rebuild the broken area. You may still need to re-tool the area. If you do a decent job forming it, you may be able to get away just with using a file and basic hand tools.
The hole at the end of the rail, is where the casting inserts. The counterbored hole on the top side is where the pocket casting screw is inserted.. Correct?
You can remove the broken wood, replace it with new wood, and re-tool it to match the existing profile.
Otherwise, you can use a JB Weld epoxy putty to rebuild the broken area. You may still need to re-tool the area. If you do a decent job forming it, you may be able to get away just with using a file and basic hand tools.
This is my actual table. The other is just an example of what I was talking about
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