Ligatures In the middle of a solo things went sideways

Probably cost more in postage than a fresh screw. :confused2:
It will fit in #10 envelope, first class mail is ¢.78 each way. Add $30 in shop time and a new $25 die to rethread a $2 screw.
The value is in another twenty pages of posts about fixing it. Research of the metal properties. What gas to use or tip for heating the weld. Maybe a cold bond test with JB weld first. Add sources that could supply a spare for less.
What food to eat while doing the repair, burger ?? Tea or Coffee ?
Re-lacquer 🤔
 
It will fit in #10 envelope, first class mail is ¢.78 each way. Add $30 in shop time and a new $25 die to rethread a $2 screw.
The value is in another twenty pages of posts about fixing it. Research of the metal properties. What gas to use or tip for heating the weld. Maybe a cold bond test with JB weld first. Add sources that could supply a spare for less.
What food to eat while doing the repair, burger ?? Tea or Coffee ?
Re-lacquer 🤔
"weld"?

Have you ever tried to weld pot metal?

That's what that broken screw is.
 
I may have one that would work! I am always up for a screw. 🤗
Squealer tell me you don't have a tray of old screws in your life! LOL

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I had a screw break on my BG Jazz lig during a gig. The screw is very thin in the middle, I drilled out the thread and used a thicker Rovner screw as BG never responded to my request for the purchase of a replacemnt screw. It is my favourute lig on metal pieces and at the price of the rose gold I was not going to toss it in a bin.
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