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DIY 'The Basics'
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example,
http://www.eshopdeals4u.co.uk/products/best-sellers/sp74125-fix-a-drawer---2-pack.html
you can get them on ebay too.Get some gorm.0 -
It's not the drawer, it's the frame.
Where the (only 2) long screws hold the frame, they just drop down as it's split.I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Old style MoneySaving boards.
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Eh!...I need a shed for my junk, should I go into a circus..LOL.....This drawer thing, without seeing it we need to keep asking questions. So far, I see 2 drawers with one front support piece. Is there a centre piece between the darwers going from top to bottom?Yes, I usually tell it as I see it and respond where I see the need, but never are my comments ment to be taken personally.0
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Our coffee table is similar to this one but the drawers have started sagging in the middle due to us putting too much junk in them.
we need more clues BM.Get some gorm.0 -
Sorry Ormus.
You know the drawer frame, the part that is attatched to the underside of the table top? That's what I mean.I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Old style MoneySaving boards.
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Me thinks a clear pic would help a lot. Any chance?Yes, I usually tell it as I see it and respond where I see the need, but never are my comments ment to be taken personally.0
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take it apart and apply hot glue liberally. clamp it together.
leave for for 24/48hrs.
evostick may also be used. epoxy resin is even better.Get some gorm.0 -
Barneysmom wrote: »You know the drawer frame, the part that is attatched to the underside of the table top? That's what I mean.
Do you mean the centre double runner, the wood that the drawers run on when opening?0 -
heres one i made earlier.Get some gorm.0
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