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1. Wood Bowl
If bowl is used for salad (in which case wood may be too oil soaked for glue to adhere), cut out crack in a V on the inside of the bowl and pack in plastic wood.
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2. Dolls
Others favor dolls of wood, china, wax, plastic, or of some other material. The best way to display your dolls is in a glass-enclosed case, so lighted as to display them to good advantage.
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3. Firefighting
In case of electrical fires, the following steps should be taken: 1. Deenergize the circuit.
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4. Bookshelf
The alternatives are these: (1) Nail a 1" x 2" wood cleat to the wall under the shelf. The cleat should be at least 16" long so that it can be nailed to the studs at the middle of the shelf.
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5. Chisel
Sand top smooth and fill cracks with plastic wood. Then tap a round metal furniture glide on to top of handle to protect it in future.
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6. Cutlery, Kitchen
Handle split If it is wood, dry thoroughly and force epoxy glue in the split. If plastic, use plastic-mending adhesive.
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7. Doll
In either case, bend a stiff wire into a hook, reach through limb socket, slip hook around rubber band, pull band out and hook the doll wire around the rubber band or the limb mount as the case may be.
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8. Figurine
In this case, push a straight pin about 1/4" into one broken edge. Cut off all but 1/4" of the exposed pin.
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9. Furniture, Wicker, Rattan, Reed, Or Bamboo
To hold the ends while glue is drying and to strengthen the joint, it may be necessary also to wrap thread tightly around the break or to insert a pin (sharpened at both ends) or a wood dowel into the opposing ends.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/household_repairs/​f/​furniture_wicker_rattan_reed_or_bamboo.html

10. Furniture, Wood
With a sharp knife carefully scratch out all charred wood. Work with the grain.
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