How to repair a hurley using only Würth products

The only certainty in the GAA is a broken hurl. We know that can be tough when you have probably used the same one for years and it can be tough to move on.
Now you won't have too, discover how you can repair a hurley yourself at home and be back pucking around in no time.
The products used in this video are as follows:
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Nitrile Gloves: bit.ly/2KtaQOx
Segmented Flap Disc: bit.ly/2lC2tSI
Drill Bit: bit.ly/2Ko6qFh
Assy Screws: bit.ly/2tEoVOt
Ratchet Set: bit.ly/2N1PZjC
Wire Nails: bit.ly/2yGIsDS
Cordless Drill: bit.ly/2yMvdkY
Countersink Bit: bit.ly/2MsrPhg
To see the full range, please visit www.wuerth.ie

[@andonioconchubhair5119]

Missing a few important tools, like a band-clamp and maybe a vice? Without those this would not have been possible. Also, putting a metal screw in a hurl to be used by an adult is a dangerous idea. IMHO.

[@sophiemcauliffe1672]

Good video

[@BackyardMechCon]

How did you make up the band clamp? Any close up of that? 😁.