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STB
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Duct Tape Forever

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dusty wrote: I simply reinstalled the broken coupler and wrapped the end with a piece of duct tape. Got two or three good wraps. Been that way for at least a year.

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Darn why didn't I think of that:o Hope I don't get kicked out of Red Greens Duct Tape Forever club;)
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You could also turn a nice ring from... Danged if I can pull up the name of it right now... :confused: :o That high quality plywood that is made of many thin layers... and make the hole a snug press fit over the end of the sleeve.
Then you could say "what repair?" That is a design improvement... :)

Then again I would probably just use a number of wraps of electrical tape, stretching each layer as I wound it on but not stretching the last two layers.

I am also hoarding a few couplers (among other things).



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