Any idea on how to fix the welds? A glue which might work?
1282052
You can try epoxy, I was sorry i bought the cages, they were really junky. we went to a garden store and bought good ones. Terrible product!
833770
Did you try the patch kit? In the instructions it also says you can use duct tape for a temporary fix.
2130949
I have not played with the welder very much yet. That being said, I can't say for sure. I would suggest cutting the bad fitting out and replacing with a new one. I always make sure to properly prep the fittings and glue accordingly
1012405
I think it's a heat connection. Not welded. I can't speak to glue, but I have run it through the dishwasher many times with no problems.
369212
I just used a thin screwdriver or an awl would work. Just push down on it, it breaks off pretty easily. The just turn it over and shake it so the piece fall out.
921111
Mine cracked and I used duct tape but eventually water got in so I had to replace it. If it's a small crack you could try super glue.
475353
I used crazy glue at first, but eventually it gave out to point I broke the other side....eventually they're just sitting around broken now.
2159150
Same thing happened to me. I hope to be able to glue it again. Don't you think it can be done?
1617057
I used Elmer's Carpenter's Wood Glue. Just a tiny bit, and wipe away excess with a slightly damp rag before it dries.
28822
The screw cannot be fastened , although you can use gorilla glue that should stop the problem.
622204
a good wood glue like Titebond. I used a waterproof wood glue simply because that is what I had. It helps if you have several bar clamps!
1503462
You might take the frames of the grates to a local welder and see if he/she could fashion new grates? Some high schools have welding classes and do these types of projects cheaply... Just a thought. Robbie
1716416
Use either an epoxy glue or Gorilla glue, follow directions on either of these; however (I think) using the lanyard with "clip" attached is much easier and more reliable in the long run.
1415837
I used gorollia wood glue.just a drop here and there.this is a great rack for the money
1352779
I have used JB weld and for some repairs like he mentioned but you have to use more than the thin film that fills the crackin the line of fracture.fFirst stick it togetherand thenleave it set then put a donut of the material around the break then smooth it out with a dremel smoothstone. WJD
566810
First try a tiny bit of oil or WD-40.If it's somehow welded shut or won't move at all, return it for a new one.It's supposed to open a few inches, as in the picture, not all the way.
760560
Can't answer that as I don't remember if there was directions. I do know that the welds were not done and what was done was not done correctly