Big Drama for Kurdish khanjar

harrywagner · 14th October 2015, 09:53 PM

J.B. Weld makes a two-part epoxy that is simple to mix and use. I have used it many times in my shop to attach wood to metal. It should work fine for attaching the blade. One word of caution though - once set it never lets go. Never. They used to run a TV commercial here where you see a man use it to attach a heavy chain to a big truck block, the clock then fast forwards 24 hours, the engine is hoisted up and he stand directly underneath it.

A shame about that knife. Good luck with the repair!

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14th October 2015, 09:53 PM	#4
harrywagner Member Join Date: Jul 2015 Posts: 373	J.B. Weld makes a two-part epoxy that is simple to mix and use. I have used it many times in my shop to attach wood to metal. It should work fine for attaching the blade. One word of caution though - once set it never lets go. Never. They used to run a TV commercial here where you see a man use it to attach a heavy chain to a big truck block, the clock then fast forwards 24 hours, the engine is hoisted up and he stand directly underneath it. A shame about that knife. Good luck with the repair!