broke a foot off my crock-pot

[Targetshooter]

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Crock-Pot...ooker/19633718

Here you go , on sale @ Walmart .

[Maine-Marine]

I want a picture.... please

[bigwheel]

Now I aint never had a bit of success with JB weld on anything I ever tried it for. Will testify Gorilla Glue is good for gluing back on the soles of wore out boots. I tried that and so far its working good. Might work on your deal. Seem to detect some strong emotional attchment to that wore out old crockpot. lol

[Boss Dog]

Well, Boss Dog is all red faced now. I literally took everything out of the kitchen cabinets looking for this bugger. Finally got hold of the runaway daughter and asked her about it. She says, "really?, I threw that thing out a long time ago"! I told her I found one under there I didn't recognize and she said she picked it up at a yard sale around the same time she tossed the other. Well at least it has feet, and... the crock comes out of the base. It's an improvement. No JB or Gorilla glue needed now.

But I like fixing old stuff when I can and avoid buying something new to replace it just because. It's a personal vice (pride) I guess. I bought parts (on ebay) and fixed my old vacuum cleaner 3 times before the actual motor self-destructed and I tossed it out after 20 years of use, and even then I found a motor for it and was tempted to pull the trigger. But alas, a new vacuum sits in the corner now.

[Targetshooter]

Another job well done by " Mr. Fix it " , good job . I am a " Mr. Fix it " to . If I can .

[turbo6]

JB weld is awesome. I just used some a few weeks ago to fix a tiny crack in my radiator. Good stuff.