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How to cook cement for gluing broken whetstones?

First of all, it is necessary to thoroughly wash the broken pieces from dirt and grease in alkaline water. After that, the parts that should be in contact are carefully sprinkled with shellac and heated on a stove until the shellac melts and fills the pores. Heating must be done on a smooth plate, and the flame must not touch the pieces, otherwise they may crack elsewhere. For the same reason, they should not be overheated. When the shellac is melted, the pieces are put together, pressed one against the other and left clamped in the clamp until the glued pieces have cooled.

The pieces joined in this way are so firmly glued to each other that they are not inferior to a whole donkey. Well-executed bonding leaves no marks.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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