Ingenious way to repair broken plastics with plastic welding method

In today’s DIY video i show you an ingenious way to repair and fix broken plastic using a soldering iron to weld the plastic together. With this plastic welding method it is a much more effective and durable than repairing using super glue and baking soda.
Hope you enjoy this video of how to repair broken or cracked plastic items or tools around the house.See you in the next 5 minutes crafts video!

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30 Replies to “Ingenious way to repair broken plastics with plastic welding method”

  1. This process is unbearably long and all you have to do is just take a blowtorch to it and just hover over the broken plastic lightly and then hold the two pieces together and it'll weld together

  2. Very useful shortcuts to broken and cracked plastics! Also loved the music…who's the artist?

  3. Hi where can i find and buy that welding? I've been seeing that in other videos for making holes for the plants DIY container.
    Thank You for the Reply.

  4. But, remember, kids, plastic is highly toxic! Make sure the area you are working in is well ventilated. ????

  5. Can't be good to inhale all those plastic fumes. Better have good ventilation when doing repairs like this.

  6. Use weedeater line, it's like a big roll of plastic solder.

  7. Thank you for your Super helpful tips….
    DO EXCUSE ME I'VE REPAIRS WAITING!!! AN APPOINTMENT WITH MY SOLDERING IRON!!!
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  8. What about if you can only get to one side of the object? Looking to repair a plastic boat that I don't want to take apart.

  9. What type of tape is that that you are using? It doesn't look like just duct tape…

  10. To think here I was making g do with screwdriver heated up in a candle flame. Huh.

  11. Well, it seems that I’ll have to trade in my soldering gun for a soldering iron! It’s cheaper, maybe $12-$15, and can definitely do just as much. I do like the gun though as it has a light to show the joint being soldered and it helps. Still, it’s an ancient Weller, and on its last leg anyway. So thanks for the push in the right direction!

  12. Some useful tips, good work.
    I bet your filming studio smells delightful ????

  13. Like your videos but damn, ain't nobody gonna do the things your doing…

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