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    Quote Originally Posted by Oddball Matt View Post
    Ah, araldite, I've heard of that and know of people having used it to succesfully repair motorbike fairings as well though never used it myself.

    The wood will be a structural part of the ring either side by side with silver, or as a sandwich structure with the silver ring in the middle.

    Thanks for this, gonna search for and order some of the glue as I am currently repairing a set of bike fairings as well so it will go tp good use!
    Dennis as usual has given the best advice. On the wood adjoining silver there is no way I would trust a glue to join the ends together. You would either have to solder a pin onto the silver and drill into the wood and glue or set the wood into the ends of the silver with a bezel which is quite advanced. I’m assuming that you’ll be turning the wood on a lathe for the sandwich version with sheet silver in between? That could either be glued or glued and riveted. I’m a fan of rivets!
    Last edited by CJ57; 27-08-2021 at 04:25 PM.

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