How can I use this to fix a chair leg that snapped off?
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It is good glue, but with a chair you should have a mechanical back up. If the legged is snapped inside the seat it will be fine. But if not I would not want to sit on just the glue.
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If the leg snapped off anywhere along the length of the leg, then this will work excellently to glue it together. Be sure to use some wide tape wrapped around the leg, where you have glued so it can make a strong bond. Do not sit on chair for 24 hours. HOWEVER, if the break is where the leg connects to the seat, although this product is great, it will not be sufficient enough to hold the weight of anyone sitting on the chair. Additional propping up (a dowel, maybe?) into the leg and bottom of seat would be necessary - and then use this glue. Good luck!
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I use a clamp with the glue holding it together till the glue dries and it sould be called miracle glue.
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The legs screw in with a nut and bolt. The screw itself is not angled like the leg, so I imagine the legs are definitely replaceable if you can find a similar bolt.
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Very simple! Attach the legs and cross pieces. Tool is included if I remember correctly.
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All you have to do is screw on the legs. I am disabled and did it in less than an hour.
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Aleene's Leather glue works great on leather belts that have separated down the center. It is flexible when dry. I'm not sure how it would work on a chair since the patch would have to bear weight. I don't know how strong it is, but at $5, it's worth a try.
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There's not many ways you could do that. There are probably some sort of plastic repair kits out there but you would be better off googling that then asking here. Perhaps hobby shops?
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Most office chairs that have a lift mechanism use a standard socket for the base, and fit the socket under the seat where the adjusting lever does its job. Here's the thing -- if you order it from Amazon and it turns out not to fit, you can return it pretty easily for a credit. I've used these on "place" chairs, and manager's chairs. When it is time to remove the failed lift cylinder I recommend getting some BIG channel-lock pliers to twist the old one out of upper and lower sockets. Lay the chair on its side, grab the cylinder and turn both the cylinder and the leg-wheel base in opposite directions, then twist it out of the bottom of the seat. The new one just pops in-- no sweat.
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Screw each of the 4 legs to the underside of the chair. Hardware provided; tool needed.
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Probably by it at home depot or lowes...u can even take off all the legs and put new ones to be more sturdy.
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Your chair legs should be wood. With a light hammer, these sliders tap into the bottom of the chair leg. The ideal hammer would probably be a non marring dead blow hammer. Or a wood mallet. The chair leg should not have cross sectional dimensions smaller than 1" by 1". The bottom of the chair leg should be flat.
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(A) take out #9 parts, push back Piston tension bar to original position (B)set chair back (1) and seat (2) to 90 ,like picture 2 (C) put #9 piston back on (1)and (2) and tight screw #12 (D)last put on cable.If you want a photo for cable position I can e-mail for you.e-mail please.PS. no everything done, do not press chair side button and adjust tension.
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I think sugru would work well for this.I've used it to fix broken Lego trains, garden hoses and electric cords. Instructables.com and the Sugru website have additional ideas and uses.
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I put them on wooden chairs. Turn the chair upside down. Hold the slider on the tip of the chair leg and mark the end of the chair leg with a pen/pencil through the Drill a hole about the diameter of the shaft of the screw to a depth of the length of the screw. By shaft of the screw I mean do not include the threads in that measurement; you want the hole wide enough to allow the shaft in but narrow enough that the threads bite into the wood to hold the slider. Then place slider on the end of the chair leg, and screw it on.
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Ha Ha a good question which has been asked a number of times. Flip it upside down and then put the legs together. That works for me. good luck and if that doesn't work get back to me and I will take my chair out and give you a more explicit answer but, since I haven't used the chair since last year that is my recollection. Good luck
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Hello,I do not have instructions on how to take this chair apart. I do not recommend that you do so as it holds a risk of damaging the item.Thank you!
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Very easy. Several pieces are attached to a wax paper like sheet. Just peal what you need and it sticks very well to my chair legs. I had only one piece come off my kitchen chair after 6 months of heavy use.
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Theres really no instructions, all i did was turn my chair upside down and gave it a big pull, the old part came out of the seat but i had to use a hammer to remove the other section. I used a pair of water pump pliers to get a hold of it and give it a twist to loosen it from the base as it was stuck with "age". that was a big help and i would use that technique before using a hammer lol but it worked none the less. After you get the base and seat separated from the plunger, just set the new one in. the end with the red button goes in the seat end and the other goes in the base. Hope this helps, but as far as the part itself goes, it works fine.