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1. Pools
Bridges over the pool are out unless the pool is a replica in miniature of some well-known scene in which case the bridge will be small and detailed, otherwise, a bridge large enough and strong enough for walking over would require a pool to fill the entire back garden if everything is to remain in proportion.
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2. Pruning Fruit Trees
Pruning for the first four or five years concentrates on forming a good branch system that is strong enough to bear heavy crops without breaking.
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3. Baby's Bed
Other regulations include: • The overall structure of the crib should be strong enough — bottom and sides — to hold an energetic baby.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/home_ownership/​safety_and_special_interest/​child_safety/​baby_s_bed.html

4. Automobile Exhaust
Bind tightly in place with strong flexible wire. Large holes in muffler.
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5. Closet, Clothes
Or twist a strong wire around the center of the rod and attach to a screw eye in the ceiling.
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6. Cooking Utensils
However, you can flatten it enough to sit steadily on a burner by turning the utensil upside down and pressing down on the bottom with the palm of your hand.
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7. Figurine
But if the break is too small to offer an adequate gluing surface (for example, if an upraised hand breaks off at the wrist), a strong repair is difficult to make with glue alone.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/household_repairs/​f/​figurine.html

8. Mattress
With a needle long enough to go all the way through the mattress, thread a strong cord (upholsterer's twine preferably, or the equivalent of fishing line) from the bottom of the mattress to the top.
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9. How To Solder Metal
Galvanized iron and stainless steel require especially strong acid fluxes. Aluminum is soldered without fluxing, but a special solder called Chemalloy is required.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/household_repairs/​basic_methods/​how_to_solder_metal.html

10. How To Glue Things Together
A strong, moisture-resistant urea resin glue, this is primarily used on wood but can also be used on most porous and semi-porous materials of non-mineral composition.
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